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Recalibrating Moral Paradigms: Lockdown Lessons for Inclusive Development

March 25, 2021 — Centre for Equity Studies Director Harsh Mander, Project Mumbai Co-Founder and CEO Shishir Joshi, EdelGive Foundation Chairperson and CEO Vidya Shah, and Dasra Managing Partner Neera Nundy discuss key ​lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic in charting out a better future and re-evaluating oocial mores. (1 hr., 19 min.)

US-Pakistan Cooperation Against Taliban
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US-Pakistan Cooperation Against Taliban

NEW YORK, February 16, 2010 - Asia Society Fellow Hassan Abbas discusses the capture of Mullah Baradar and US-Pakistan cooperation against the Taliban. (Video from Worldfocus, 3 min. 31 sec.)
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China Today: 'The Big Issue Is Mobility'

China Today: 'The Big Issue Is Mobility'

Author Peter Hessler describes what he sees as the most common misperception Americans have about life in today's China.
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'The Political Uses of History'

'The Political Uses of History'

Historian Rann Mitter contrasts the Chinese Nationalists' and Communists' resistance to Japan during WWII.
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China's Open Road, with Peter Hessler (Complete)

China's Open Road, with Peter Hessler (Complete)

NEW YORK, February 9, 2010 - Author Peter Hessler reads from his China memoir Country Driving before a Q & A with Emily Parker of the Center on US-China Relations. (1 hr., 6 min.)
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Will India-Pakistan Peace Talks Succeed?
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Will India-Pakistan Peace Talks Succeed?

C. Raja Mohana and Adil Najam discuss the possible outcomes of India-Pakistan peace talks at the Asia Society in New York.
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India and Pakistan: Back from the Brink (Complete)
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India and Pakistan: Back from the Brink (Complete)

C. Raja Mohan, Adil Najam and Robert Templer discuss prospects for peace for India and Pakistan in light of the resumption of diplomatic conversation.
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Viet Nam's 'Port of Choice'
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Viet Nam's 'Port of Choice'

NEW YORK, February 2, 2010 - Arts of Ancient Viet Nam curator Nancy Tingley describes the heyday of Viet Nam's Hoi An, when it became "the port of choice" in Southeast Asia. (1 min., 28 sec.)
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Ancient Viet Nam: Ports of Call (Complete)
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Ancient Viet Nam: Ports of Call (Complete)

NEW YORK, February 2, 2010 - Guest curator Nancy Tingley shares an insider's look at the landmark exhibition Arts of Ancient Viet Nam: From River Plain to Open Sea. (55 min.)
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Arts of Ancient Viet Nam: Curator’s Introduction
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Arts of Ancient Viet Nam: Curator’s Introduction

Curator Nancy Tingley introduces the Asia Society Museum exhibition Arts of Ancient Viet Nam: From River Plain to Open Sea.
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An Interesting Growth Story About India
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An Interesting Growth Story About India

Navi Radjou explains how R & D follows emerging markets—and why that now makes India attractive to multinationals.
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Uncertain Prospects for Malaysia
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Uncertain Prospects for Malaysia

Veteran journalist Barry Wain offers blunt assesments of Malaysia's "exposed" economy and a lurid government murder scandal.
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The State of US-China Relations
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The State of US-China Relations

Asia Society's John Delury and Council on Foreign Relations' Adam Segal discuss Taiwan, Tibet, and China's role on the world stage.
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