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The United States and South Asia After Afghanistan
A new report by Asia Society Bernard Schwartz Fellow Alexander Evans considers how to achieve an...
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Is Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth Possible in China?
Asia Society Senior Advisor Junjie Zhang looks at how China's quest for growth at any cost has...
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Stabilizing Pakistan through Police Reform
A new Asia Society report assesses the current state of Pakistan’s police force and offers...
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Advancing Myanmar's Transition: A Way Forward for U.S. Policy
An Asia Society publication assesses the nature of the changes under way in Myanmar.
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  1. Keynote Address - Asia Society AustralAsia Centre - Asia Foreign Policy Update Luncheon - August 22, 2003
  2. Bhutan's Transition to Constitutional Monarchy: Challenges for Change
  3. The Indian Community in Trinidad: An Interview with Viranjini Munasinghe
  4. Understanding Political Islam in Southeast Asia
  5. An Analysis of Peacebuilding Approaches in Afghanistan
  6. Conflict Resolution and Peace Building – Lessons from Sri Lanka
  7. Is the United Nations Still Relevant?
  8. Is Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth Possible in China?
  9. Asma Jahangir: 'Public opinion is key to... democracy'
  10. President Addresses Asia Society, Discusses India and Pakistan

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