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DESCRIPTION:Virtual Lecture\n\nThe Annual Paul Chung Memorial Lecture prese
 nted by the Pacific Asian Management Institute (PAMI) of the Shidler Colle
 ge of Business at the University of Hawaii\n\nPanelists include University
  of Colorado Denver&rsquo\;s Professor of Communication and Director of Un
 dergraduate Studies\, Stephen Hartnett\nFriday\, September 10\, 2021\n2:00
  pm&nbsp\;(Mountain Time)\nVirtual Event\nZoom link will be provided upon 
 registration\n\nClick here to RSVP\nAbout the webinar:\n&nbsp\;\nChina&rsq
 uo\;s increasing nationalism\, in words and deeds\, have given the world c
 ause for concern. China&rsquo\;s moves threaten Taiwan&rsquo\;s airspace a
 nd possibly its independence. Impositions over governance in Hong Kong hav
 e been discouraging. Contention over strategic islands and waterways in th
 e South China Sea have left Vietnam\, the Philippines\, Indonesia\, and Br
 unei wondering about the safety of commerce and their borders. Oppression 
 in Xinjiang threatens to enflame Western China. Border skirmishes in the H
 imalayas have raised tensions with India. Tit-for-tat tariffs and accusati
 ons have aggravated relations with Australia. Recognizing the implications
  of the mega Belt and Road Initiative\, Europe struggles to evolve policie
 s on Chinese imports\, while America worries that its international leader
 ship is fading. In an age of globalization\, where goods\, people and huma
 n ideas and aspirations are meant to flow freely\, China&rsquo\;s unrestra
 ined ambitions are raising eyebrows everywhere. This Distinguished Lecture
  will therefore ask: How has this nationalism changed the prospects for co
 llaboration? And how can business people\, scholars\, and political offici
 als find positive pathways to deal with this new China?\nThe University of
  Colorado Denver&rsquo\;s own Professor of Communication and Director of U
 ndergraduate Studies\, Stephen Hartnett\, will be a panelist in the discus
 sion.\nFor more information about the lecture\, visit:\nhttps://shidler.ha
 waii.edu/sites/shidler.hawaii.edu/files/2021/08/paul-chung-lecture-flyer-2
 021-d6-ada.pdf\n&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Contention\, Credibility\, and Crisis: US-China Relations in a COVI
 D World
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: center\;"><strong>Virtua
 l Lecture<br />\n<br />\n<em></em></strong><em>The Annual Paul Chung Memor
 ial Lecture presented by the Pacific Asian Management Institute (PAMI) of 
 the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaii<br />\n<br />\
 nPanelists include University of Colorado Denver&rsquo\;s Professor of Com
 munication and Director of Undergraduate Studies\, Stephen Hartnett</em></
 p>\n<p style="text-align: center\;"><strong>Friday\, September 10\, 2021<b
 r />\n</strong>2:00 pm&nbsp\;(Mountain Time)<br />\nVirtual Event<br />\nZ
 oom link will be provided upon registration<br />\n<br />\n<a href="https:
 //us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2OO1y4IqTtCKMSYKq8I3vw"><strong>Clic
 k here to RSVP</strong></a></p>\n<p><strong>About the webinar:</strong></p
 >\n<div>&nbsp\;</div>\n<p>China&rsquo\;s increasing nationalism\, in words
  and deeds\, have given the world cause for concern. China&rsquo\;s moves 
 threaten Taiwan&rsquo\;s airspace and possibly its independence. Impositio
 ns over governance in Hong Kong have been discouraging. Contention over st
 rategic islands and waterways in the South China Sea have left Vietnam\, t
 he Philippines\, Indonesia\, and Brunei wondering about the safety of comm
 erce and their borders. Oppression in Xinjiang threatens to enflame Wester
 n China. Border skirmishes in the Himalayas have raised tensions with Indi
 a. Tit-for-tat tariffs and accusations have aggravated relations with Aust
 ralia. Recognizing the implications of the mega Belt and Road Initiative\,
  Europe struggles to evolve policies on Chinese imports\, while America wo
 rries that its international leadership is fading. In an age of globalizat
 ion\, where goods\, people and human ideas and aspirations are meant to fl
 ow freely\, China&rsquo\;s unrestrained ambitions are raising eyebrows eve
 rywhere. This Distinguished Lecture will therefore ask: How has this natio
 nalism changed the prospects for collaboration? And how can business peopl
 e\, scholars\, and political officials find positive pathways to deal with
  this new China?</p>\n<p>The University of Colorado Denver&rsquo\;s own Pr
 ofessor of Communication and Director of Undergraduate Studies\, Stephen H
 artnett\, will be a panelist in the discussion.</p>\n<p>For more informati
 on about the lecture\, visit:<br />\n<a href="https://shidler.hawaii.edu/s
 ites/shidler.hawaii.edu/files/2021/08/paul-chung-lecture-flyer-2021-d6-ada
 .pdf">https://shidler.hawaii.edu/sites/shidler.hawaii.edu/files/2021/08/pa
 ul-chung-lecture-flyer-2021-d6-ada.pdf</a></p>\n<p style="text-align: left
 \;">&nbsp\;</p>
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