Today members of our team headed to the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia to meet with a delegation of South Korean government officials and researchers in the field of balanced regional development to share insights into our neighborhood and our unique collaborations with local universities and large institutions. Our thanks to Nate Hommel for presenting on all that UCD does and to our foreign visitors for their curiosity and excellent questions!
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Geopolitics/geo-economics, foreign-policy professional - Asia specialist (esp China, ASEAN) with public policy, project/division management, communications and high-level writing/editing skills - Hong Kong-based Canadian
Watch the Asia Society Hong Kong Center discussion “Voices from the #GlobalSouth” - featuring #AsiaGlobalFellows of The University of Hong Kong - The first panel, which I moderated, focused on how #Egypt (Mohamed Ibrahim Hafez), #Georgia (Nona Mamulashvili), #India (Prasoon Sharma), and #Fiji (Ana Tuiketei) are navigating the tricky #geopolitics of a fragmenting world roiled by the #ChinaUS competition - Key message: The challenge for national leaders is to exercise #agency so that they don’t have to choose between one side or the other but can #choosethemselves.
Voice from the Global South: A Dialogue with Asia Global Fellows (Opening & Panel 1)
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Had an insightful conversation with experts on “How Korean companies can build up communication capabilities in the new global economic war?” hosted by The PR Roundtable.?? ? Thank you to the esteemed speakers and panelists for their invaluable contributions: ?? - Dr. Tae kyu Lee, Korea Economic Research Institute (KERI) - Prof. Hochang Shin, Sogang University, The Korean Association for Public Diplomacy - Prof. Kichan Kim, Catholic University, International Council for Small Business (ICSB) - Prof. Jonghyuk Lee, Kwangwoon University, LOUD Public Communication Lab ? Key takeaways: - The imperative to adopt a new grand strategy to navigate the intricate challenges of today's economic landscape. - Building up intangible capabilities, particularly in corporate public affairs, is crucial for survival and growth. - Recognizing and adapting to fundamental mega trends, such as Trumpism, especially in an election year. - Enhancing the ability to sense changes and sentiment in the global arena. -?The importance of preparing a stakeholder-centered communication and engagement plan to foster positive environment. ? I invite you to read the Full conversation (available in Korean) https://lnkd.in/gf5c9deh #Corporatepublicaffairs #globalcommunication #publicaffairs #globalriskmanagement #strategiccommunication #globalPR
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Senior Associate Fellow, RUSI. Senior Advisor, BCG. Founding Director, UK National Committee on China. Author: Xiconomics
Taiwan is rarely out of the headlines. But what do the Taiwanese people want? Read below three different Taiwanese perspectives in the UK National Committee on China Guest Contributor Programme. Thanks to Bi-yu Chang, Russell Hsiao and Chien-Min Chao.
In this issue of the UK National Committee on China Guest Contributor Programme we asked “What do the Taiwanese people want?” Huge thanks to our guest three authors who each offer their own analysis and perspectives. Bi-yu Chang, Deputy Director of Center of Taiwan Studies and senior teaching fellow at SOAS University of London; Russell Hsiao, Executive Director of the Global Taiwan Institute and Editor-in-Chief of the Global Taiwan Brief; and Chien-min Chao, Ph.D, Chair Professor and Director of Graduate Institute for National Development and China Studies, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan and Former Deputy Minister of Mainland Affairs Council, Republic of China. The UK National Committee on China Guest Contributor Programme offers concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. To subscribe or to join our Guest Contributor Circle visit: www.ukncc.org
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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have significantly contributed to many facets of American culture and society, including science and medicine, literature and art, sports and recreation, government and politics, and activism and law. From topics, stories, and videos, see how Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have played vital roles in shaping the nation. ?? https://bit.ly/3LTrgOW
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Find the wonder of China, from the Great Wall to lively Beijing and Shanghai. China mixes old wonders with new. This makes it a unique blend of heritage and progress.Key Takeaways: - China's rich history and culture can be experienced through landmarks like the Great Wall. - Beijing and Shanghai offer a fascinating contrast of ancient heritage and modern development.
https://travelproguide.net/china/?no_cache=1719136541
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?? NEW REPORT ?? Released today, a new report commissioned by the Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono, 'New Waves: Meeting the growing hunger for Asian art in Aotearoa', finds increasing interest in Asian arts and cultural experiences among New Zealanders.?? Authored by Rosabel Tan, it highlights the potential for Asian art and entertainment to foster deeper social connections and increase meaningful cultural and societal understandings of Asia in Aotearoa New Zealand.? Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gpxzBqi4 ?
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Director, ConNetica Consulting Pty Ltd Adjunct Asso Professor, Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney
A Chinese scholar in political science provides a real assessment on the question of Taiwan reunification. Regrettably Australians don’t see or hear these perspectives as the MSM and political classes cannot come to terms with the decline of the west. One of Weiwei’s key points is around the industrial capacity of the US and by inference, all the western democracies. Neo liberalism over nearly 50 years, has utterly gutted our industrial capacity. In Australia, even the beds we sleep in now come from the PRC. Australia must rapidly adapt to the multi polar world and the end of US hegemony or risk everything.
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One world, one dream for a shared future: U.S./China It is imperative that we find ways to maintain open dialogue, focusing on what I have called the "seven Cs" — maintaining communication, collaboration, cooperation, coordination and competition while avoiding confrontation and conflict. Only by understanding each other can the US and China avoid a fate worse than any 20th century conflict.? https://lnkd.in/ghudFxtd
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The United Nations recognises the value of cultural differences with its World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development on 21 May. It aims to highlight the essential role of intercultural dialogue in achieving peace and sustainable development. Here, we explore cultural diversity, its history as a concept, what factors influence it, and how educators can work to encourage intercultural dialogue and understanding. Find out more: https://brnw.ch/21wJZni
How Cultural Diversity Benefits Us
