You are invited to join SEAREG at a special screening of the award-winning Vietnamese blockbuster Ròm as well as a conversation with the director and screenwriter, Trần Thanh Huy, and the executive producer, Louie Nguyen.

Discussants...

Aydin Anwar is an Uyghur American with over 90 relatives missing in China's mass surveillance and incarceration system. Last year, Aydin served as the team lead of the Save Uyghur campaign under Justice For All, a human rights non-profit...

This presentation demonstrates the ways in which poetry can be integrated into second language learning so as to enhance students' L2 language proficiency and cultural literacy.

Utilizing the speaker's own experience of having designed...

Over the last several years, China's authorities have taken major steps to improve the Chinese intellectual property (IP) regime. Every major IP law has been amended, new specialized IP courts have been established, IP-related international...

This presentation by David Ambaras (History, NC State) is an entry point into research on how maritime transport and travel contributed to the making of Japan's modern world. In cases ranging across the maritime Asia-Pacific and beyond from the...

Join us to celebrate the Lunar New Year! This event will feature storytelling from Duke faculty, students and staff with mingle sessions and New Year's puzzles to boot!

Featured Guests: Professor Eileen Chow, Duke Story Lab Luo Zhou, Duke...

This talk will examine some of the ways that the Japanese Empire curried favors to Muslims in China, and later throughout East Asia, in the lead up to and throughout World War II. Drawing on examples from her recent book, China's Muslims and...

During this meeting Holly Williams from Duke's Institutional Review Board will go over the details of what kinds of research require IRB approval and how the application and review process works. Students will have plenty of time to ask specific...

Extra-acting and Extracting Whiteness: Why Asians called Euro-Americans ‘Enemies of Heaven’ in the 19th Century

Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland novels are wildly popular in Japan, having been adapted by creators as diverse as author Ryunosuke Akutagawa, fine artist Yayoi Kusama, and mangaka Kaori Yuki. In this talk, Amanda Kennell (Assistant Teaching...