EVENTS

Complex Belongings: The Chinese Indian Community

Tansen Sen | Lawrence Liang | Jayani Jeanne Bonnerjee | Rita Chowdhury | Severin Kuok | Piya Chakraborty | Bean Ching Law

Seminar was organized by the Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS) in collaboration with the India International Centre and OP Jindal Global University

Venue: Seminar Hall, Kamaladevi Complex, India International Centre, New Delhi

Book Discussion | India, China and the World: A Connected History

Tansen Sen

The event is organized by ICS in collaboration with OUP

Venue: Lecture Hall-II, India International Centre (IIC) Annexe

Towards a History of Chinese Dam Building in the Twentieth Century

Arunabh Ghosh

The Lecture will look into the twentieth-century technological and environmental history with particular reference to dam building in China.

Venue: Seminar Room, ICS

India-China Relations

Amb. Ashok K. Kantha | Prof. Wang Yiwe | Prof. Tan Chung | Prof. Wang Wen

Opening remarks: Dr. Arvind Gupta

Venue: Conference Room, VIF, Chanakyapuri

India-China Relations: Post-Doklam, Post 19th Party Congress

Amb. Ashok K. Kantha

The lecture is organised by the Centre for Public Affairs and Critical Theory, Shiv Nadar University, under its Asian Dialogue Series.

Venue: Shiv Nadar University

The Genesis of the Shimla Conference (1913-14) and Impact of McMahon Line on Sino-Indian Boundary Negotiations

General J. J. Singh

The event is jointly organized by the Institute of Chinese Studies and the India International Centre

Venue: Conference Room II, India International Centre

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Sino-Indian Relations and the Changing World Order

Dr. Wang Dong

Venue: Seminar Room, ICS

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The China Symposia - India and China as Rising Powers in the World Order: Influences of History and Culture

The Seminar aims to unravel the complex web of influences, to reveal the many levels of inter-connection between India and China.

Venue: Jadavpur University, Kolkata

China and the Multilateral Trading System

Amb. Mohan Kumar | Dr. Harsha Vardhana Singh | Mr. Bipul Chatterjee

The objective of the joint seminar is to discuss major features of China’s participation in the multilateral trading system, its moves at the WTO in the recent past and their implications for India in particular.

Venue: Conference Hall II, India International Centrer, New Delhi

Chinese and Japanese aid competition in Africa

Prof. David Arase

The speaker will use the concept of the East Asian developmental state to put the evolution of Chinese and Japanese foreign aid into a broader comparative political and historical perspective.

Venue: Conference Room, ICWA (Sapru House)

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