We're back! The China Affairs Forum (CAF) at GW is hosting its third annual Spring Conference on Friday, March 29.

 

This year, we have not one but FOUR professors who specialize in various areas of Chinese studies including history, politics, and demographics in addition to both breakfast AND lunch being catered. The conference will commence in the morning and end in the early afternoon, so please join if you can for either part of the day or virtually as part of our Zoom livestream!

 

Our dress code is business professional, and it is completely free to attend.

Listen to GW's Bruce J. Dickson and Harvard Emeritus Professor Martin K. Whyte converse about how the CCP Party attempts to balances conflicting interests and demands of different constituent groups in China, or GW's Eric Schluessel and Xiaofei Kang discuss the influence of religion and gender politics within Chinese propaganda from her latest book, Enchanted Revolution: Ghosts, Shamans, and Gender Politics in Chinese Communist Propaganda, 1942-1953.

At the end of the conference, we will also conduct a lottery to give away 3 copies of Professor Kang's book for free thanks to our sponsor, the CCAS Chinese Arts and Humanities Initiative.

RSVP for our most exciting event today!