ASU Professor Sheldon Simon and See Seng Tan, Professor at Singapore Rajaratnam Institute of International Studies (and an ASU alumnus of distinction) present a colloquium on the origins and possible solutions of the South China Sea Conflicts.
On February 15, Professor Christian Sorace of Colorado College delivered a talk based on a forthcoming article in the Journal of Public Culture, focused on the practice of televised confessions of corrupt Chinese Communist party cadres and its role in bolstering the image of the Party in contemporary China.
Fabio Lanza, a professor of history at the University of Arizona, visited ASU in February 2018 and delivered a talk based on his new book, The Politics of Concern: Maoist China, Activism & Asian Studies Attendees included scholars from different disciplines across ASU, including history,
On January 10, 2018, Professor Binod Khadria of Rutgers University delivered a talk entitled "The Trinity of Migration Conflicts" in COOR hall. The talk focused on increasing international migrations of labor and how suc phenomena affect immigration and border controls of destination countries.
