Sigur Center for Asian Studies

At the Elliott School of International Affairs

Tag: Panel Events

event tile with India and Pakistan flag in the background; text: Crisis in Kashmir: Escalation, Opportunity or Business as Usual?

3/21/19: Crisis in Kashmir: Escalation, Opportunity or Business as Usual?

March 11, 2019 Archives & Recordings Visiting Scholar Roundtables No Comments
event tile with south korean and japanese flags in the background; text: Japan-South Korea Relations in Crisis

3/20/19: Japan-South Korea Relations in Crisis: Prospects for Reconciliation and Security Cooperation in East Asia

March 7, 2019 Archives & Recordings No Comments

3/28/2019: What’s Up With Student Activism in India and the US Now?

February 12, 2019 Archives & Recordings No Comments
flyer with Chinese and Japanese flags and yuan and yen symbols; text: Improving China-Japan Relations

2/26/19: Improving China-Japan Relations: Implications for Economic and Strategic Multilateralism in Asia

February 6, 2019 Archives & Recordings No Comments
book cover with Chinese lion statue; text: Strategic Asia 2019 China's Expanding Strategic Ambitions

2/7/19: The Strategic Asia Program Presents: China’s Expanding Strategic Ambitions

January 17, 2019 Archives & Recordings High Profile Events New Books in Asian Studies 2 Comments
Map of Eastern Hemisphere with China highlighted in green and the Middle East and North Africa highlighted in orange

1/23/2019: Asia In The Middle East

January 15, 2019 Archives & Recordings No Comments
Taiwanese and American flags line hanging over the DC Chinatown gate

12/12/18 Sigur Center Taiwan Conference Series | Taiwan-US Relations: Enhancing the Terms of Engagement in Media, Business and Trade

December 4, 2018 Archives & Recordings Taiwan Conference Series No Comments
Sultan Agung movie poster with painting of a Sultan in the background

12/2/2018: LA Indonesian Film Festival (LAIFF): Sultan Agung Movie Screening

November 15, 2018 Archives & Recordings No Comments
Aerial view of Beijing's metropolis

11/16/18: The US-China Trade Dispute: Through the Lens of Asia’s Economy

November 5, 2018 Archives & Recordings No Comments
word cloud with various chinese and korean phrases

11/9/18, 11/10/18: The 26th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium in the Korean Humanities: Emotion, Culture, and Subjectivity in Korea

November 5, 2018 Archives & Recordings No Comments
Categories
  • Archives & Recordings
    • Gaston Sigur Memorial Lecture
    • High Profile Events
    • New Books in Asian Studies
    • Sigur Center Lecture Series
    • Taiwan Conference Series
    • Taiwan Roundtables
    • Visiting Scholar Roundtables
  • Helen T. Lin Legacy Initiative Tiger Talk Recording
  • In the News
  • Insights & Opinions
  • Sigur Center Summer Research & Language Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2018 Summer Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2019 Summer Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2020-21 Summer Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2022 Summer Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2023 Summer Fellows
    • Sigur Center 2024 Summer Fellows
  • Student Spotlights
  • Upcoming Events
Event Types
Annual Series (18) Book Launch and Discussion Events (73) CCP (1) china (2) Civil War (1) Climate change (1) communism (1) Discussion Event (1) Film Screening and Discussion Events (14) Helen T. Lin Legacy Initiative (30) international affairs (1) Language and Culture Events (18) Myanmar (1) News (1) Panel Events (115) Roundtable Discussion (2) sigur center 2023 summer fellows (1) Sigur Center 2024 Summer Fellows (5) Sigur Center Summer Research & Language Fellows (5) sigur center summer research fellows 2023 (2) Single-Speaker Seminars (76) Sustainable development (1) Visiting Scholars Seminars (20)
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Doo by ThemeVS.
The George Washington University, Washington, DC
  • Campus Advisories
  • EO/Nondiscrimination Policy
  • Website Privacy Notice
  • Contact GW
  • Accessibility
  • Terms of Use
  • Copyright
  • Report a barrier to accessibility.
Viewing Message: 1 of 1.
Notice

This site uses cookies to offer you a better browsing experience. Visit GW’s Website Privacy Notice to learn more about how GW uses cookies.