• Reenacting Homecoming: Early Memoirs of Tibetan Exile Life and the Writing of History

    Weatherhead East Asian Institute Event Tsering Wangmo Dhompa, Assistant Professor, Department of English Villanova University Moderated by: Lauran Hartley, Tibetan Studies Librarian, C.V. Starr East Asian Library Columbia University   Event Description: Tsering Wangmo Dhompa will give a brief talk on literature produced by Tibetans in the 1960s -70s and its relation to place. She […]

  • “Eurasia and China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Potential Impact, Potential Disputes, and How to Address Them”

    European Institute Event Please join us for a lecture with: Keynote Speaker Bruno Maçães, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Fellow, Renmin University, author of The Dawn of Eurasia: On the Trail of the New World Order Lanxin Xiang Professor of International History and Politics Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies Geneva Director Center of One […]

  • “The Far East Sound in Jamaica”

    The Program in Chinese Literature and Culture and The Center for Ethnomusciology Event Please join us for a lecture with: Andrew F. Jones, Louis B. Agassiz Professor of Chinese Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of California at Berkeley   This lecture by Andrew Jones revolves around a cohort of Hakka Chinese entrepreneurs, […]

  • “Revolutionary Routine: Grassroots Sources on Work, Family, and Private Life in Maoist China”

    East Asia Languages and Cultures Department Event Please join us on Friday with: Zhang Letian, Professor School of Social Work, Fudan University Li Tian, Assistant Professor CCSLD Research Center, Fudan University    Please join us on Saturday with: Aminda Smith, Associate Professor Department of History, Michigan State University Fabio Lanza, Professor of History University of […]

  • “The Elite Uneducation & Imposed Nonage”

    Weatherhead East Asian Institute Event   Please join for a lecture with: Chenjian (C.J.) Li, University Chair Professor Peking University Moderated by: Andrew Nathan, Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science  Columbia University   The speed of a fleet is decided by the slowest ship; the direction of a fleet is decided by the leading […]