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Mapping the Nation (Complete)

WASHINGTON, DC, November 18, 2013 — U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, Asia Society Vice President for Education Tony Jackson and other officials at the U.S. Department of Education introduce the Asia Society interactive project Mapping the Nation, which makes a case for a globally competent workforce and citizenry. (1 hr., 29 min.)

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Feeding the Planet: Food Security in Times of War and Pandemics
Current Affairs
 /  France

Feeding the Planet: Food Security in Times of War and Pandemics

Mohit Anand, Atsuko Toda, Doga Makiura, Tatika Catipay, and Aaron Akinocho discuss the threats to food supply chains amid global crises.
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What’s Next for Sri Lanka?
Current Affairs
 /  New York

What’s Next for Sri Lanka?

Akhil Bery, Asanga Abeygoonasekara, Chayu Damsinghe, and Bhavani Fonseka discuss the future of the embattled country.
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15th Anniversary Special: An Interview with Mark Tetto
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

15th Anniversary Special: An Interview With Mark Tetto

The Asia Society Korea board member looks back on his history with the center and discusses the future mission of the committee.
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Japan-South Korea Relations: Looking Ahead
Current Affairs
 /  Japan

Japan-South Korea Relations: Looking Ahead

Junya Nishino gives insights into bilateral ties and the possible paths forward.
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Data, AI, Agency, and Autonomy in Southeast Asia
Policy
 /  Washington, D.C.

Data, AI, Agency, and Autonomy in Southeast Asia

Elina Noor launches a report on the region’s growing digital aspirations, with Kathleen McGowan, Ranjit Singh, and Mark Bryan Manantan.
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Art for Breakfast 2022: An Insider’s Introduction to the Kyoto National Museum
Arts
 /  Japan

Art for Breakfast 2022: An Insider’s Introduction to the Kyoto National Museum

Melissa Rinne takes us behind the scenes of one of Japan’s major art museums.
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Shinzo Abe’s Vision and Legacy
Policy
 /  New York

Shinzo Abe’s Vision and Legacy

Kevin Rudd, Yoriko Kawaguchi, Wendy Cutler, Daniel Russel, and Takako Hikotani discuss the shocking death of Japan's longest-serving prime minister.
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[The Glitch] Dreams Disappearing: Why Korea’s MZ Generation Are Leaving Seoul
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

[The Glitch #02] Dreams Disappearing: Why South Korea’s MZ Generation Is Leaving Seoul

David Tizzard and Michelle Ju Sihyun investigate the rise of the 2030 generation and its living preferences.
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The End of the 'Salary Man?'
Current Affairs
 /  Switzerland

The End of the 'Salary Man?'

Nico Luchsinger talks to Ian Lee and Nilanjan Raghunath about the shift in work culture in Asia.
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Meet the Author: Professor Jing Tsu
Arts
 /  France

Meet the Author: Professor Jing Tsu

The specialist in modern Chinese literature and culture and Sinophone studies talks about her book on the digital revolution of the written Chinese language.
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Asian (and French) Philanthropy
Business
 /  France

The Philanthropy Series: Trends in Asia and France

Serge Dumont talks to Ruth Shapiro and Maja Spanu about private social investment.
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Big Picture – The Flavors of Sichuan
Arts
 /  Switzerland

The Flavors of Sichuan With Fuchsia Dunlop

The British star chef delves into China’s mouth-numbing cuisine.
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