/Seminar 1. China-North East Asia: A Colloquium for Beginning Scholars
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This seminar features the work of young scholars as they interrogate revolution, identity, pop culture, leadership, economic cooperation, and the environment. We enlarge the perspective as we take a look at the North East Asian region and explore multifaceted dynamics among China, Japan, and South Korea. This initiative seeks to encourage next generation thinkers in their path as China/North East Asia watchers.

Topics and Presenters:

First Female South Korean President Ousted: Reflections on Female Leadership in North East Asia by Vivitz Grace G. Viña

Female Pop Idols on the Soft Power Landscape: A Comparative Study on South Korea and Japan by Daniel Dominic S. Ambat

A Bumpy Road to Northeast Asian Integration: Challenges in Forging a Trilateral FTA among China, Japan, and South Korea by Helen Margarette P. Cortezano

“Let a hundred flowers blossom”: Philippine perspectives on the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution by Ruel Caricativo

Representations of the Chinese in the Philippines: Perspectives from Printed Sources and Memory by Michael Anthony R. Ngo

Environmental Diplomacy of China and Japan since the Earth Summit: Updates and Future directions by Jefferson R. Mendez

Moderator: Tina Clemente
Seminar Coordinators:  Michael Anthony Ngo and Leonard Catubay