Beijing’s motives are often just pragmatic
Read ICI Urbanization and Globalization fellow Yao Yang's Febuary 6th, 2011 commentary in the Financial Times: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9cb39a3a-322b-11e0-a820-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1DOT58f7z
Beijing's motives are often just pragmatic
Read ICI Urbanization and Globalization fellow Yao Yang's Febuary 6th, 2011 commentary in the Financial Times: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9cb39a3a-322b-11e0-a820-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1DOT58f7z
India China Institute Fellows Program
The Third Cohort of ICI Fellows The India China Institute's signature India China Fellowship Program features a two-year fellowship for emerging leaders from [...]
Associate or Full Professor India-China Interactions
The New School is searching for up to two positions at the senior level (Associate or Full Professor) to play a leading role in its India China Institute (ICI) and enhance the university's capacity to contribute to an understanding of these countries' role in the world.
Water Harvesting in Rajasthan
A presentation by Nidhi Srinivas, Associate Professor of Nonprofit Management, at the Water (Dis)Courses event at The New School on February 4, 2011 View the [...]
New School Student Travel Research Funds
Applications are now closed for the Summer of 2012, but check back next fall for information on the Summer of 2013 program! Six awards are [...]
ICI Representative Jianying Zha meets with Obama over China’s Human Rights Issues
Last Thursday, a select group of five experts on China were asked to meet with President Obama to discuss issues of human rights and reform ahead of a state visit by President Hu Jintao this week. Jianying Zha, the India China Institute’s representative in China, was part of this group, and offered her views and advice.
Research Assistants
Current Research Assistants Mariana Assis Chris Crews Ryan Dugan Tyler Horan Karthik Raghavan R. Kashish Shrestha Kaushal Shrestha Alicia Stott Sofya Omelchenko Past Research Assistants [...]
Development Projects and Human Displacement
Below is a development blog maintained by Marie Mainil. http://development-displacement.blogspot.com/