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Mini-Conference on Asian Political History: Sovereignty and Rivalry in Asian Geopolitical History
Fri, September 6, 11:30am to 1:00pm, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Salon HSession Submission Type: Created Panel
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This panel discusses how various Asian powers have historically related to each other and to outside forces as rising sovereign nations in the shaping of global geopolitical orders.
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A Great Political Divergence - Clair Yang, University of Washington; Yasheng Huang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Institutional Origin of Enduring Rivalries: The Case of Korea - Jaeyoung Kim, San Diego State University
Contesting International Order and the Standard of Civilization - Annie Hsu, University of Oxford