[MIT CSSA Outreach] Fwd: China Salon event

[lugao]

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Dear all,

Pls kindly help to forward the announcement. Thanks!

Cheers,
Carol Yu



*中国沙龙***

*CHINA SALON*

*Speaker Series Organized by Harvard Kennedy School China Caucus*

*Event #2*

*Time:* 6:00-7:30pm, Thursday, March 5

*Location:* Room 401, Taubman Building, Harvard Kennedy School

*Topic: *Rational Calculations of Future Sino-Japanese Relations―With
Japanese Lessons at the Time of Earthquake

Jun Kurihara, a Senior Fellow of the Ash Institute for Democratic Governance
and Innovation, addresses his effort to establish a trilateral intellectual
dialogue among Japan, China, and the United States. In this connection, he
refers to concrete cases of Sino-Japanese cooperation―crisis management at
the time of earthquake. Currently, China is building a large number of
nuclear power plants to meet its growing electricity demand. With lingering
memories of the Sichuan earthquake, China can draw Japan's lessons at a
nuclear power plant accident at the time of an earthquake in Japan in 2007.

*Speaker:* Jun Kurihara, Senior Fellow of the Ash Institute for Democratic
Governance and Innovation of the Harvard Kennedy School; Liaison officer of
the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI) in Japan (the
think tank of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry); nonresident
Senior Fellow of the Canon Institute for Global Studies.

*Working Language:* English



*Audience:* Public. No need to RSVP.

**

*Upcoming Events:*

*March 12:* Yizhi Xiong, Assistant professor of School of Public Policy and
Management at Tsinghua University

*March 19:* Robert Ross, Associate of the Fairbank Center for East Asian
Research at Harvard (famous China Expert)

*Spring break*

*April 2:* Dwight Perkins, Professor of Political Economy at Harvard (famous
China Expert)

*April 9:* Marty Whyte, Professor of Sociology at Harvard (famous China
Expert)


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