Wed, September 9, 2009
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
White 107 Lecture Hall.
Double features from China and Taiwan: “Meishi Street” (Ou Ning, 2006, a.k.a. “The Story of Zhang Jinli”), which focuses on a Beijing restaurant owner’s efforts to prevent the process of demolition that threatens to destroy not only his business but also his entire neighborhood. “The Gangster’s God” (He (…)
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After passing the dissertation proposal on May 9th, 2008, I started to plan for the trip to China. In my proposal, I planed to conduct part of my research project in China. My goal was to collect high-quality data of at least 30 adults and 70 3- to 6- year-old children in 6 weeks.
For the experimental purpose I need to (…)
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The Policy and Organizational Management Program (POMP) is a cultivation ground where creativity and novel applications thrive, theories meet practice, and original inter-disciplinary research leads to exciting exploration of new knowledge. POMP provides customized executive education and research on a range of topics for ranking international government officials, private enterprises, and collaborating academic institutions. The major distinguishing attribute of POMP (…)
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In recent years, the Duke University Center for International Studies has focused its efforts on a select number of themes: global health, global governance and democracy, global production of the arts, human rights, and regional powers. At the core of our efforts on such themes are non-credit University Seminars. The seminars bring together faculty and students with the goals of developing (…)
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