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 /  Switzerland

Long Hours, No Pay? — Electronics Manufacturing in China and India

April 29, 2021 — Jenny Chan, co-author of Dying for an iPhone, and Neethi P. from the Indian Institute of Human Settlements discuss social sustainability, working conditions, and workers' rights within electronics manufacturing in India and China. The conversation was moderated by Andreas Ratchev. (1 hr.)

Iran 1953: 'A Casual Coup with a Few Dollars'
New York

Iran 1953: 'A Casual Coup with a Few Dollars'

Christopher de Bellaigue discusses the American- and British-backed coup in Iran in 1953 and its far-reaching effects on the Iranian psyche.
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Christopher de Bellaigue: Patriot of Persia (Complete)
New York

Christopher de Bellaigue: Patriot of Persia (Complete)

Christopher de Bellaigue explores the tragic U.S.- and U.K.-backed coup that removed Iranian Prime Minister Muhammad Mossadegh from power in 1953.
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In-Studio with Shilpa Gupta
Arts
 /  India

In-Studio with Shilpa Gupta

A leading contemporary Indian artist shares insights into work and career.
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Gov. Jerry Brown: 'California Is on the Mend'
Policy
 /  Northern California

Gov. Jerry Brown: 'California Is on the Mend'

California Governor Brown argues for California's comeback at Asia Society Northern California's 2012 Annual Dinner.
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Highlights: US-Japan Writers' Dialogue
Arts
 /  New York

Highlights: US-Japan Writers' Dialogue

Japanese writers Masatsugu Ono and Tomoka Shibasaki engage in cross-cultural literary conversation with American counterparts Stuart Dybek and Kelly Link.
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The Asia-Latin America Axis (Complete)
Business
 /  New York

The Asia-Latin America Axis (Complete)

Will the Asia-Latin America legacy of economic symbiosis endure, or will a more competitive relationship prevail?
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Creative Voices of Muslim Asia - Spring 2012
New York

Creative Voices of Muslim Asia - Spring 2012

Highlights from the Spring Season of Asia Society's Creative Voices of Muslim Asia, featuring musicians and other performers from Iran, Afghanistan, Indonesia and Pakistan.
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Wang Jian: Four Movements by Bach
Arts
 /  Hong Kong

Wang Jian: Four Movements by Bach

In Hong Kong, a master musician treats audience to short works for cello.
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Japan/America: Writers' Dialogue (Complete)
Arts
 /  New York

Japan/America: Writers' Dialogue (Complete)

A pair of top translators facilitate a cross-cultural exchange between Japanese and American writers.
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Huang Ruo: Excerpts from Sun Yat-Sen
Arts
 /  New York

Huang Ruo: Excerpts from Sun Yat-Sen

Concert excerpts from a new opera about one of the major figures of 20th-century China, along with insights from the composer.
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Excerpt: 'Dama Dam Mast Qalandar'
Arts
 /  New York

Excerpt: 'Dama Dam Mast Qalandar'

Arif Lohar and his ensemble perform what the Village Voice describes as a "traditional Sufi rave."
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Concert Highlight: An Ecstatic Finish for Arif Lohar
Arts
 /  New York

Concert Highlight: An Ecstatic Finish for Arif Lohar

Watch as the second of Arif Lohar's two performances at Asia Society New York reaches a delirious climax.
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