Visit the Global Opportunities Fair to learn from the organizations that provide research, learning and engagement opportunities for students around the world. Enjoy free pizza and enter our raffle drawing for prizes.

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Join distinguished Indian novelist Amitav Ghosh and American writer Roy Scranton in a discussion about climate change and our imaginative failure in the face of global warming. The climate crisis asks us to imagine other forms of human existence...

This lecture takes up calls by J.K. Gibson-Graham and others to challenge representations of capitalism as a monolithic entity, and instead, to make more visible the economic multiplicity that is all around us, but we fail to see. Many scholars...

Nationalism and Development in Asia

The legal traditions of liberal democracy and human rights relied on the exceptionalism of the human whether derived from rationality, the soul, or the "dignity of man." These notions originated in the entanglement of Christian notions of the...

In March 2018, China announced its most significant environmental governance reforms of this decade. Coming on the heels of President Xi Jinping securing the possibility of long-term presidential powers, the State Council presented draft plans to...

Continuously increasing international migration of labor - the highly educated as well as low to medium skilled workers – families, students and refugees - leading to the formation or expansion of diasporas in receiving societies on the one hand...

Dr. Yi Wu, Clemson University

Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Yunnan Province, this presentation examines how the three major rural actors-local governments, village communities, and rural households-have contested and negotiated land...

This workshop explores the changing roles of monarchies in twentieth-century Asia in the evolving international system. The subject is comparative and transnational, looking particularly at the convergences and differences between monarchies in...