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Fourth Annual John H. Holdridge Memorial Lecture

Cosponsored by
The Sigur Center for Asian Studies, The Elliott School of International Affairs,
The George Washington University


Chinese Power: How to Think About It and What it Means for the World

That China is becoming stronger, a world power, is a cliché. But in what respects is China becoming stronger? What use is China able to make of its growing power? What are the limits upon China's application of power? What does all this mean for the rest of the world and for business in particular? How might the outside world most productively respond? These are the issues that Dr. Lampton will address and problems upon which he is working as he writes his new book.

This is an annual lecture established to commemorate the contributions of former MCBC board member Ambassador John H. Holdridge to the development of constructive diplomatic and business relations between the United States of America and the People's Republic of China.

Featuring:

David M. Lampton, Dean of Faculty
George and Sadie Hyman Professor and Director of China Studies
The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies

Reception followed by lecture

When:

Thursday, March 10, 5:30-8:00 pm
Where:

The George Washington University
The Elliott School of International Affairs
1957 E Street, NW
Lindner Family Commons, Room 602
Washington, DC 20052

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Price & Payment:

Early Bird Price (paid by Mar 4):

  • $20 Members
  • $35 Non-members

Regular Price (after Mar 4):

  • $25 Members
  • $40 Non-Members

Payment by March 4 is required for Early Bird Registrations.
No shows will be billed at the regular price.
Cancellation Deadline is March 4.