May 16
James Reichert / STANFORD UNIVERSITY
From Yomihon to Gôkan: Adaptation of Kyokutei Bakin’s Hakkenden
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May 16
Jinhua Chen / UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
When and how the marginal became central: Borderland complex in East Asian Buddhism
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May 21
Siyan Yi / STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Battles Against HIV/AIDS in Cambodia: Successes and Challenges
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May 21
LIANG, Zheng
From Home-Country to Host-Country: The Rise of Emerging Economies in Multinational R&D Networks and Its Impact on the Global Innovation Landscape
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May 22
Scott Rozelle
The Real China Threat: Why Might We Need to Worry About a Stagnating China?
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The Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) is one of the
most active interdisciplinary programs on the Stanford campus. A Department of Education-designated Comprehensive East Asia National Resource Center, we support teaching and research on East Asia-related topics across all disciplines; disseminate knowledge about East Asia through projects of local, regional, national, and international scope; and serve as the intellectual gathering point for a collaborative and innovative community of scholars and students of East Asia. CEAS works with all schools, departments, research centers, and student groups to facilitate and enhance all aspects of East Asia-related research, teaching, outreach and exchange across the Stanford campus. Our vibrant M.A. degree program, active schedule of public lectures and colloquia, competitive student and faculty grants, and K-16 outreach programs provide Stanford and the greater peninsula community with a wealth of resources for research and learning about East Asia.
