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Asian Voices Seminar Series

Fiscal Year 2004
[April, 2004 - March, 2005]

After four successful years, the Asian Voices Seminar series has built up a sizable following in Washington D.C. The segment of the Washington community with an interest in Asia looks to the seminars, which includes prominent speakers, well-known discussants and relevant topics, for information and perspectives from Asia.

The Asian Voices Seminar series of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation USA is in its fourth year of promoting a dialogue between Asian societies and the United States. Its main goal is to provide a forum for Asian voices to be heard within Washington D.C - voices on a wide range of regional and global topics. During its first four years, the Asian Voices Seminar series has hosted talks on Chinese security policy, Japanese foreign policy, the peace process between North and South Korea, and the political situation in Myanmar, among many other issues.

Copies of seminar transcripts are also available at our library.

+Seminar Archives

Asian Voices Seminar Series

Emerging New East Asian Regionalism

Post-war Japanese Politics and Current Affairs

Contested Legitimacies and Governance in Burma/Myanmar

The ROK-U.S. Alliance in Transformation: Korean vs. Regional Dimensions

Japan's Political Realities: What's Changing, and What's Not

India and Japan in a Resurgent Asia

Indonesia and Japan: Economic and Political Relations and Implications for Southeast Asia

China's Security Strategy with a Special Focus on East Asia

Economic Integration in East Asia and Japan's Role

Japan and the United Nations: Past and Present