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.

Lunar New Year 2021 - A Celebration with Stories

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.

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...

Driscoll explores how the 17th-century shift in European science and philosophy established the epistemological system of extra-active positioning generated an epochal shift in the exploitation of and extraction from nature and non-white bodies.

In this talk, Amanda Kennell (Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies, NCSU) examines over a century of Japanese Alice adaptations to reveal why artists return to Alice and what Alice reveals about the contemporary media environment.

The Long Aftermath of the 2003 SARS Epidemic: How the Pandemic that Wasn’t Presaged the Pandemic that Was

China’s Evolving Innovation Trajectory: From Tech Laggard to Tech Powerhouse

Screen/Society--"World of Wong Kar Wai" (7 films, Jan 21 - Feb 7)

Join SEAREG on October 20 at 7 p.m. (Eastern US/Canada) for a screening of the blockbuster Bad Genius followed by a discussion of the Thai context, especially the role of young people in both perpetuating the status quo as well as instigating...