Chinese firms like Haier are reinventing and innovating their business models, their corporate cultures, and themselves, becoming global competitors who increasingly offer knowledge rather than cheap labour in their quest to join the ranks of the...

Please join us for the first event in our 2021-2022 Rights, Genocide, and Surveillance in China series. Reporters Ben Mauk and Sam Wolson speak about Xinjiang and "Reeducated," an award-winning immersive virtual reality documentary chronicling...

Rounding out the APSI Summer Book Club, Professor Simon Partner will help us unpack Nobel Laureate Kazuo Ishiguro's most recent novel to achieve sweeping critical acclaim: Klara and the Sun ....

Join us for the second title in the APSI Summer Book Club Series! During this session we will discuss the widely acclaimed Minor Feelings by Cathy Park Hong. Professor Esther Kim Lee will help us pull out some of the...

Join us for the first discussion of the APSI SUMMER BOOK CLUB! During this session the one and only Professor Eileen Chow will lead us in a conversation about Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu...

Transpacific Literary and Cultural Connections: Latin American Influence in Asia. Live conversation with authors. Jie Lu, Martín Camps, and Miguel Rojas-Sotelo.

Moderated by professor Zairong Xiang.

JIE LU. THE UNIVERSITY OF THE...

"Maiko Masquerade" explores Japanese representations of the maiko, or apprentice geisha, in films, manga, and other popular media as an icon of exemplary girlhood. Jan Bardsley (Professor Emerita, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill...

The National Park System in China. Films: Qinghai Sanjiangyuan National Park (I & II in Chinese) & Jiuzhaigou National Park (in English) China. Qinghai Our National Park (Ice River & The Gorge Valley). 100 min. 2020. CCTV. China....

In conversation with Professor Seth Henderson, DKU

Erin Espelie is a filmmaker, writer, and editor, living and working in Boulder County's Four Mile Canyon and New York City. Her writing and filmmaking investigate current scientific...

“The Atrato River runs through one of the most biodiverse forests on the planet. The green forest canopy through which it runs is dense, its waters contain gold. The people who use the river for...