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China faces its future of urbanization
Addressing the complex challenges facing Chinese cities will require updated institutions and unparalleled innovation, researchers say in a new Shorenstein APARC book coming out later this month.
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US border adjustment tax: What it could do In an analysis piece for Nikkei Shimbun, Takeo Hoshi weighs a proposed border adjustment tax in the United States and its implications on trade partners in Asia and elsewhere. The piece is available in both Japanese and English.
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Two students selected for inaugural internships in Jakarta, Washington, DC The U.S.-Asia Security Initiative has selected two Stanford students for an internship program in partnership with FSI and The Asia Foundation. The students will work on projects focused on international policy.
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Video: North Korean Nuke, THAAD, and South Korean Debates The North Korean nuclear situation is going from bad to worse, and South Korea has disagreements over how to deal with it. Watch Chung-in Moon and Stephen Krasner discuss these matters in a Korea Program seminar.
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Indian historian: Freedom of expression key to vibrant democracy "Building democracies is about quiet persistent work," renowned author and scholar Ramachandra Guha told an audience of nearly 100 faculty, students and community members at a recent India-focused colloquium.
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Reflections on journalism across Asia The Center celebrates the 15th anniversary of the Shorenstein Journalism Award this May. Marking the occasion, award alumni offered reflections and thoughts on journalism in 200 words or less.
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