U.S. and Chinese Engagement with Myanmar and ASEAN: Implications for Global Peace and Prosperity

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U.S. and Chinese Engagement with Myanmar and ASEAN: Implications for Global Peace and Prosperity
Event Type: Presentation

 The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) at George Mason University invites you to a discussion on:

U.S. and Chinese Engagement with Myanmar and ASEAN: Implications for Global Peace and Prosperity  

 with   



Lex Rieffel
Senior Fellow
Global Economy and Development Program
Brookings Institution

 



Alistair Cook (Skype)
Research Fellow
East Asian Institute
National University of Singapore

moderated by
Nhina Le
Graduate Student of Conflict and International Studies

 

 Thursday, April 18, 2013, 11:00am-12:30pm
Truland Building, 7th Floor West Wing
3330 Washington Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22201

  

This on-the-record discussion will focus on three themes:

  • US-Myanmar, China-Myanmar/ASEAN relationships, and implications for regional and global peace and prosperity 
  • The role of foreign aid in strengthening and/or hindering Myanmar's nation-building
  • "Myanmar’s way" of ameliorating the challenges of macroeconomic management and "sustainable" resource exploitation 

 

S-CAR Dean's Office and Southeast Asia Studies team sponsor this event. Please RSVP, and contact Nhina Le at [email protected] if you have any questions.  

To download the flier click here

Parking and directions: http://scar.gmu.edu/main-site/parking-and-directions

 

 

 
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