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David Henry Hwang: How International Relations Get 'Genderized'

The M. Butterfly playwright discusses his landmark work in the context of the U.S.-China relationship.
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'OzDocs' Come to Asia Society

Discover a selection of Australian films that tell true, rich, stories of a variety of Australian women.
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Diwali Festivities Light Up Asia Society

Families celebrate the festival of lights with dancing, singing, and crafts.
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B. Sriram Visits Asia Society

The managing director of the Corporate Banking Group at the State Bank of India discusses India's economic outlook in a private conversation at Asia Society.
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Why Are Fewer American Students Going to China?

Writer and professor Michael Meyer suggests that an atmosphere of stress on U.S. campuses, among other factors, explain a diminished desire to go overseas.
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Why Being 'Hugely Imperfect' Is the Secret to ASEAN's Success

Kishore Mahbubani argues that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations' infamous inefficiency is a feature, not a bug.
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Uli Sigg Talks Modern Chinese Art

The famous collector and diplomat describes his experience in the contemporary Chinese art scene.
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Why Global Political Instability Has Not Slowed the Stock Market

Rana Foroohar argues that investors view political events as "one-offs" and are more concerned with the behavior of the world's central bankers.
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How Big Tech Threatens the Global Economy

Companies like Google and Facebook have shifted from innovation to data monetization — and smaller and medium-sized firms are paying the price.
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China May Be Running Out of Time To Escape the Middle-Income Trap

Evan Medeiros says China only has about five years to institute badly needed economic reforms — but ideological constraints could thwart it.

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