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In an unprecedented exploration of the Asian American experience in an international
context, the Asia Society teamed with leading Asian American organizations to present
Bridges with Asia: Asian Americans in the United States on May 2-4, 1996.
This groundbreaking national conference explored the multifaceted roles of Asian
Americans in the development of economic, political, and cultural relations between
the U.S. and the countries of Asia. Topics included immigration, economics, foreign
policy, the media and the arts. The Asia Society has recently published the report
on the conference, much of which you'll find here. For the full report please contact
Sunita Sunder Mukhi at (212) 327-9230 or email her at smukhi@asiasoc.org.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Toward A Global Village: The Link Between
Asians and Asian Americans
Keynote Address by Chang-lin Tien
Immigration, Asian Americans, and Asia
Plenary session
Bridging with Asia: Perspectives of the Younger
Generation
Roundtable discussion
Knowledge and Technology Transfer
Roundtable discussion
America's New Immigrants: Can "Fresh
Blood" Lead to a Fresh Foreign Policy?
Keynote Address by Sanford J. Ungar
Mediawatch: Asian Americans and Asia
Plenary session
Asia in the Asian American Imagination: Perspectives
from the Arts
Plenary Session
Asian Americans in Politics: Our Role in
Domestic and Foreign Policy
Keynote Address by Robert T. Matsui
Asian Americans and U.S. Asia Political Relations
Plenary Session
Asian Perspectives on Asian Americans
Plenary Session
Seeking Common Ground while Representing
Differences: Asian Americans and U.S. Foreign Policy
Keynote Address by Shirley Young
Economic Engagement with Asia
Plenary Session
Biographies
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