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Shlomo Avineri Speaks on Democracy and the Pursuit of Peace in the Middle East

Well-known Israeli scholar and political theorist offers a comparative view of the preconditions for successful democracies, predicts lengthy "time of troubles" in Iraq.

 
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Ballots and Bullets: Will Strains of War and Public Division Spell Violence in the Coming Election?

Terrorism authority David Rapoport tells Los Angeles Times readers that it has happened before.

 
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Hong Kong and Political Change in China: Let the Small Teach the Big

Christine Loh, CEO of Hong Kong think tank Civic Exchange, discusses Hong Kong and the future of political reform in China

 

High-Level Indonesian Delegation Holds Discussions with UC Faculty

Former Foreign Minister Ali Alatas heads distinguished group in meeting with university's Indonesia specialists.

 
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UCLA Student Engineers Help Build Clinic in Thailand

by Chris Sutton, UCLA Today

 
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Mexican Presidential Candidate Discusses His Country's Future at Burkle Forum

Jorge Castaneda is joined by Harvard Law Professor Roberto Unger in a wide ranging discussion of the future of Latin America.

 
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Are the Jihadists Losing the War? Gilles Kepel Thinks So

French Arabist Kepel discusses his new book, "The War for Muslim Minds."

 
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17th Annual Sammy Lee Lecture -- Yuanmingyuan: The Garden of Perfect Brightness - a Mirror for the Last Dynasty of China

CHE BING CHIU, Professor at the Centre de recherche sur l'Extrême-Orient de Paris-Sorbonne, speaks about China's most famous garden on November 6, 2004.

 
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Hong Kong and Political Change in China: The Meaning of the Sept. 12 Legislative Election

Christine Loh, former legislator, political party founder, and think tank CEO speaks; UCLA political scientist Richard Baum leads the follow-up discussion.

 
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Combating TB Is Central to the Fight Against HIV, WHO Doctor Warns

Dr. Marcos Espinal calls for uniting anti-HIV and anti-TB programs to stem the health crisis in Africa, India, China, and the former Soviet Union.

 
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Healthcare in Taiwan: Opportunities and Success

The Center for Chinese Studies, the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and the North American Taiwan Medicial Assoc. cosponsor a conference on healthcare issues in Taiwan

 
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Grassroots Peacemakers

Israeli and Palestinian adversaries seek reconciliation and co-existence

 
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Emir of Qatar Hosted by the UCLA Ronald W. Burkle Center for International Relations

The Emir of Qatar and his wife, the Sheikha Mozah, meet leading UCLA, Los Angeles, and Hollywood figures at the home of Ronald W. Burkle.

 

Delegations from the Arab World and Europe

On February 3, CNES...

 
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Discovering Primary Sources

A team of graduate students is working with the UCLA Library’s Special Collections staff, Middle East Bibliographer and Digital Library Coordinator to catalog the library’s extensive collections of Arabic, Persian and Ottoman manuscripts.

 
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Keddie Awarded Balzan Prize

Emeritus Professor of History Nikki Keddie honored for her research and studies and her many publications on the Islamic world

 
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UCLA and Getty Museum Hold Summer Institute in Turkey

Scholars from nine countries spend four weeks visiting ancient sites, studying preservation of the Middle East's historic past.

 
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Global Learning Institute Launched with Summer Program in Shanghai

The first of the Global Learning Institutes opens new vistas

 
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Jiang Zemin Steps Down --What Next for China?

Center for Chinese Studies Director Richard Baum participates in radio panel on China's future now that Hu Jintao has consolidated power.

 
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Graduate Research in Istanbul

Kent Schull is a UCLA graduate student in History. He and his family of five (now six) spent two years in Istanbul, where he conducted dissertation research with support from a Fulbright-Hays grant.

 
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Asia Pacific Performance Exchange 2004 Completes Successful Session in Bali

Sixteen performance artists, eight from Asia and eight from the United States, spend six weeks in Indonesia.

 
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"China's Peaceful Rise & Sino-American Relations"

Conference in Beijing draws scholars, government officials, & business leaders

 

Associate Vice Chancellor Gilliam on Community Partnerships

UCLA in LA Is Discussed in Meeting with 15-member Multinational Delegation

 
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2004 California NCTA Study Tour of China

Nineteen California teachers spend three weeks exploring China's rich cultural legacy and its complicated present.

 
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Campuswide OID Language TA workshops

This year, OID will offer special workshops specific for the Language TA in the Public Policy building. This event is only opened to UCLA Language TAs.

 

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