Events for the Week of: 10-16 May 2021, from Discussions, Talks, Panels & Forums category

Learn about who we are talking about when we say "Asian American" and hear an introduction to the context for Asian American people in higher education spaces.

Admission/Cost: FREE

Location:
Online Event
Registration required.

Monday, May 10 - 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM


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In this talk, Kyle Handley will discuss his research and those by others about the reduction in trade policy uncertainty from the 1990s to 2000s before and after China joined the WTO in late 2001. the U.S. commitments induced market entry and more imports from China through the 2000s. Similarly, China's commitments on its own import tariffs increased uptake of foreign intermediate inputs and trade. the fall in trade policy uncertainty during this period had some important implications for U.S. prices and employment. in contrast, the new trade war tariffs and increase in policy uncertainty during the U.S.-China trade war may cast a long shadow on business confidence and global trade. Unwinding the tariffs and restoring credibility of regional trade agreements and the WTO will require significant work. the talk will be moderated by Victor Shih.

Admission/Cost: FREE
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Location:
Online Streaming Event

Thursday, May 13 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM


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The San Diego World Affairs Council continues their "Distinguished Speaker" Series with a talk by Dr. Anish Goel.

Dr. Anish Goel works as a senior analyst in Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation, an internal think tank of the Department of Defense. in this role, Anish focuses on readiness issues for the armed forces as well as evaluation of global posture. Building on his experience in national security and foreign affairs, he conducts original research and analysis, provides expert guidance and recommendations to Defense leadership, and manages programs and initiatives.

Admission/Cost: FREE
Zoom Link

Location:
Online Streaming Event

Thursday, May 13 - 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM


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Bob Stein presents on archaeological findings in San Diego's historic Chinatown

Admission/Cost: FREE

Location:
Online Event
Registration required.

Saturday, May 15 - 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM


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Join SDSU Chair of European Studies Clarissa Clò and UCSD Professor of Italian Studies Pasquale Verdicchio in an exploration of historical causes and experiential observations on the relationship between Italy's North and South. Our panelists will share scholarly and experiential views on how inequities and prejudices between the two geographical realities have come to be. Pasquale grew up in Naples, in the south, and Clarissa in Modena, in the north, and both look at Italy from a diasporic position, as long time San Diego residents. Their reflections consider how South-North differences may be lived in Italy and then morph into new considerations when moving abroad to the United States.

Admission/Cost: $0 - $10

Location:
Online Event

Saturday, May 15 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM


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