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In April, I wrote about Prof. Kenneth Lieberthal’s speech on "the fundamental forces and challenges shaping China’s future" at the Hebrew University as part of the opening ceremony for the new Louis Frieberg Center for Asian Studies.
Finally, the whole lecture is available online. For those who didn’t attend the event, I highly recommend listening to Lieberthal’s lecture - it’s one of the best 1 hour China overviews I’ve heard. I suggest you skip all the introductions and head straight to Prof. Kenneth Lieberthal at about 10%. Go see it on HUJI’s EA center website.
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UncleMatt | June 8th, 2007 at 6:52 pm #
I watched it all. Very interesting.
The New World : China through the eyes of Israeli TV | Fili’s world | July 2nd, 2008 at 12:43 pm #
[...] Lieberthal who keeps impressing me everytime I listen. First time I heard him lecture it was in the Hebrew University East Asian center opening ceremony and I recommend it as a short indepth analysis of China (there’s also a [...]