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Current Affairs
 /  India

From Village to City: The Indian Voter (Complete)

MUMBAI, March 14, 2014 — Devesh Kapur, Rajiv Lall, T.N. Ninan, Meera Sanyal, and Milan Vaishnav discuss the Lok Foundation's recent "social attitudes survey" and what it reveals about Indian voters in the runup to the nationwide 2014 election. (1 hr., 34 min.)

Asian Representation in Animation
Arts
 /  Southern California

U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit: Asian Representation in Animation

Peilin Chou and Cathy Ang discuss the significance of the film 'Over the Moon' in advancing diversity in Hollywood and explain how a musical adventure blending Chinese mythology and childhood fantasy resonates with a global audience.
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2020 Presidential Election: The Biden Administration & U.S.-Japan Relations
Policy
 /  Japan

2020 Presidential Election: The Biden Administration and U.S.-Japan Relations

Wendy Cutler, Daniel Russel, and Yuichi Hosoya discuss President-elect Biden’s victory in the U.S. presidential election and its implications on U.S.-Japan relations.
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The Future of Democracy and Philanthropy
Policy

The Future of Democracy and Philanthropy

Andreas Dracopoulos and Kevin Rudd discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the democracies in the 21st century.
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Not Home Alone: Contemporary Art as Resistance in the Asia Society Triennial
Arts
 /  New York

Not Home Alone: Contemporary Art as Resistance in the Asia Society Triennial

In this curatorial lecture, cocurator and former Artistic Director of the Triennial Boon Hui Tan presents his artistic concept and guiding themes through a close reading of artworks in the inaugural Asia Society Triennial.
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How the Financial System Will Enable Asia to Deliver on the Paris Agreement
Policy
 /  Switzerland

How the Financial System Will Enable Asia To Deliver on the Paris Agreement

A discussion with Han Chen and Martina Fuchs
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Looking Like the Enemy: Race and the Legacy of the Vietnam War
Arts
 /  New York

Looking Like the Enemy: Race and the Legacy of the Vietnam War

A group of experts explores the reverberations of the American-Vietnam War across the two countries' cultures.
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Southeast Asia Faces a Rising China
Current Affairs

Southeast Asia Faces a Rising China

Sebastian Strangio, journalist and author of In the Dragon's Shadow: Southeast Asia in the Chinese Century, gives a keynote presentation on China’s rise in Southeast Asia.
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Arts
 /  Australia

Cultural Diplomacy | The Tradition of Diwali Transcending a Nation

Exploring art, culture, the changing face of Diwali and the Indian diaspora with experts from the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Consulate General of India, the University of Technology, and more.
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The Open Source Intel Revolution: The Democratization of Imagery Analysis of North Korea
Policy
 /  Korea

The Open Source Intel Revolution: The Democratization of Imagery Analysis of North Korea

Asia Society Korea's Senior Contributor Mason Richey talks with Melissa Hanham and Jeffrey Lewis about the open source intelligence on North Korea.
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70 Years Later: Remembering Korean War Veterans
Current Affairs
 /  Korea

70 Years Later: Remembering Korean War Veterans

U.S. Ambassador Harry B. Harris, British Ambassador Simon Smith and General (ret.) In-Bum Chun commemorate the 70th anniversary of Korean War and the war veterans.
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President Biden: The Asia Inbox
Policy
 /  New York

President Biden: The Asia Inbox

A discussion on the results of the 2020 U.S. election with Ambassador Chan Heng Chee, Wendy Cutler, and Vali Nasr.
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The Aging Effect Ep. 4: The Japanification of the World?
Policy
 /  Switzerland

The Aging Effect Ep. 4: The Japanification of the World?

Yumiko Murakami and Jeffrey Bohn discuss the implications of the world adapting Japan's demographic trends.
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