Revisioning India and China: Authors and Artist Series
Join us for a discussion with two leading experts on: "Market Upheaval and the Breaking of Form: Chinese Cultural Trends since the late 1990sJianying Zha [...]
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Intermediate Organizations amidst talk about ‘New’ Nepal
Despite much recent debate about the significance of civil society in Nepal, there has been comparatively little discussion about the social and political role intermediate [...]
The Historical Chindian Paradigm
A presentation and talk by Tan Chung; moderated by Professor L.H.M. Ling, Graduate Program in International Affairs, The New School It is hard to overstate [...]
Nepal Today: Challenges of Inclusive Democracy
D.B. Bishwakarma: Pro-Dalit Politics towards Inclusive Democracy in Nepal Murari Sharma: Inclusion and Democratization
Urban Futures: People and Planning in India and China Conference
Following the two-weeks of the Fellows’ residency in China, the ICI hosted an international conference in partnership with the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) [...]
Nepal’s Fragile Peace Process
An event co-sponsored with International Crisis Group. Rhoderick Chalmers, South Asia Deputy Project Director for The International Crisis Group, discussed the state of Nepal's peace [...]
Calm Before the Storm? Perspectives on Continuing Crisis Burma/Myanmar
A panel discussion with Sanjay Reddy, Khin Zaw Win, Anshin Nayake, Sara Davis. Co-sponsored with Graduate Program for International Affairs and TCDS. Khin Zaw Win: [...]
Gauging Public Opinion: Polling and Social Work in China
A presentation by Victor Yuan, moderated by Jaheo Kang. With the re-emergence of China as a world power one of the challenges for both the [...]
What Led to China’s Economic Growth?
Discussion by Zhiwu Chen, Professor of Management, Yale School of Management, explores the determinants of China's economic growth with Keith Abell and Salieh Neftci as [...]
Outsourcing as a Way of Life: Lessons from Shanghai
Most Americans today are aware that jobs are being outsourced to China, India, and othernations at an alarming rate. From factory jobs to white-collar, high-tech [...]
Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism
Co-sponsored with Schwartz Center for Economic Policy and Analysis, Economics Department, and Graduate Program for International Affairs. Over the last two and half decades, most [...]
India and China: Changing Giants in the World System
Disussion with Sanjay Reddy and Jeffrey Wasserstrom - The New School - February 13, 2008. Sanjay Reddy discussed the global implications of India's changing international [...]