| Title | Speaker(s) | Location/Host | Date | Duration | The Rise of Manchu Power in Northeast Asia (c. 1600-1636): local and global dimensions | Nicola Di Cosmo | Berkeley | 02:07:20 | Chinas Financial Markets: how they are emerging as a global force | Howard Davies | London School of Economics | 01:31:00 | The West and China: Divergence and Convergence | Niall Ferguson | Cambridge Forum | 01:05:52 | The West and China: Divergence and Convergence | Niall Ferguson | Cambridge Forum | 01:05:52 | Marco Polo: Silk Road to China | Larry Bergreen | Cambridge Forum | 01:00:55 | Which way China? Will the world's most populous country embrace sustainable development? Is Dongtan City - Shanghai's new eco-city - the model for saving our cities and sustainable urban development? | Herbie Girardet | London School of Economics | 01:30:00 | Financial Reform in China: what next? | Howard Davies | London School of Economics | 01:30:00 | The Ideological Context of U.S.-China Relations | Lanxin Xiang | Library of Congress | 01:57:00 | China Rediscovers its Own History | Yu Ying-shih | Library of Congress | 01:49:00 | China's Return to Tradition: How to Interpret the New Forces Emerging in China | Yu Ying-shih | Library of Congress | 01:05:00 | Jung Chang & Jon Halliday - Mao: The Unknown Story | Jung Chang | Berkeley | 01:18:08 | Taiwan: Advancing Peace and Prosperity | Ma Ying-jeou | Berkeley | 00:49:11 | China Thinks Long-term, But Can It Relearn to Act Long-term? | Orville Schell | Long Now Foundation | 01:28:53 | The World Turned Upside Down: The Impact of the Return of India and China to their Historical Global Weight | Clyde V. Prestowitz,Jr. | MIT | 01:30:49 | Bioneers 2000 Keynote | William McDonough | Bioneers | 00:45:07 |
|---|