Archive for 'China'

			Post Date
		Panel explores historic role of Chicago Mayor Harold Washington By Mark Sorkin	April 26, 2013
		University undergraduates to learn about clean energy initiatives in China Wanxiang America to host 30 students in pre-professional development program By Laurie Davis	April 23, 2013
		Q&A: Assoc. Prof. Christopher Berry discusses rise of women in Congress By Sarah Galer	November 16, 2012
		Partisanship shapes beliefs about political and non-political issues, NORC survey finds	November 9, 2012
		For presidential candidates, image may trump debate issues By William Harms	October 24, 2012
		Digital engagement reshapes politics Cathy Cohen’s research on black youth finds an easing of the “digital divide.” William Harms Published October 15, 2012	October 16, 2012
		Careful planning and focus on audience crucial to success of new cultural facilities Study examines 'building boom' for museums, arts centers and theaters By William Harms	June 28, 2012
		Henry Paulson makes his mark with students during a busy first year By Sarah Galer	June 8, 2012
		TEDxUChicago 2012 - Dragon Dance Club Part of TEDxUChicago series Presented by TEDxUChicago Produced by UChicago Creative Recorded April 29, 2012	June 4, 2012
		Hegemonic wrangling or co-prosperity? CNTV Published May 23, 2012	May 25, 2012
		Institute of Politics to host bipartisan panel on 2012 presidential election By Sarah Galer	May 17, 2012
		How China Became Capitalist: A Conversation Between Ronald H. Coase and Ning Wang Produced by UChicago Creative Recorded March 30, 2012	April 20, 2012
		Kenneth Pomeranz, leading expert on China, appointed University Professor of History By William Harms	April 19, 2012
		The RMB's Role in the Global Monetary System Presented by University of Chicago Center in Beijing Produced by UChicago Creative Recorded February 16, 2012	April 4, 2012
		Music Theory Between East and West: Opening Ceremony Presented by University of Chicago Center in Beijing Produced by UChicago Creative Recorded November 16, 2011	April 4, 2012
		Federal Reserve stands firm on interest rates Prof. Randall Kroszner says Fed, concerned about "false dawns," will act carefully and see how economy evolves National Public Radio Published March 13, 2012	March 14, 2012
		2012 Chinese New Year Concert: Year of the Dragon Presented by Confucius Institute/University of Chicago Produced by UChicago Creative Recorded January 21, 2012	March 13, 2012
		U.S.-China relations evolve with the times: U.S. expert Forty years after President Nixon's landmark visit, Prof. Dali Yang recalls 'sea change' in international diplomacy SINA Published February 28, 2012	March 1, 2012
		University creates new Institute of Politics Alumnus David Axelrod, AB’76, to lead programs intended to harness students’ passion for careers in public service By Jeremy Manier	January 19, 2012
		Leading political figures to visit campus for 2012 election panel By Jeremy Manier	January 13, 2012
		Year of the Dragon woes for China-U.S. ties? MSNBC.com Published January 12, 2012	January 13, 2012
		The art of bargaining, so lost upon Washington Prof. Richard Thaler writes that lawmakers must work to avoid escalation of political retaliation New York Times Published January 7, 2012	January 10, 2012
		Lin Yifu optimistic of Chinese economic growth World Bank chief economist foresees annual growth rate of about 8 percent for next 20 years People's Daily Online Published January 7, 2012	January 9, 2012
		The Fed's Mission Impossible Prof. John Cochrane writes that the Fed's capital proposals don't go far enough Wall Street Journal Published December 29, 2011	December 29, 2011
		In face of coordinated attacks in Iraq, should U.S. have stayed put? Prof. John Mearsheimer says U.S. now "paying the price" for going to war in Iraq and Afghanistan PBS Newshour Published December 22, 2011	December 23, 2011

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