Ms. Subrina Chow presents “Hong Kong – Where China and Global Advantages Converge.”
Chow, Director of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in San Francisco, shares her insights into the fast changing economic landscape of the greater China region. As the center of the global economy pivots towards Asia, Ms. Chow will explain how Hong Kong consolidates and strengthens its position as the region’s international financial, trade and logistics hub.
This program was filmed December 11, 2014 @360.
Aaron Wolf presents “Shared Waters: Conflict, Cooperation and Transformation” as part of a Juneau World Affairs Council discussion.
Wolf is a professor at Oregon State University whose research focuses on political conflict and resolution related to transboundary water resources.
Recorded December 3, 2014
Will Dobson presents “Are Dictators Getting Smarter? The Battle between Dictatorship & Democracy” as part of a Juneau World Affairs Council discussion.
Dobson is Slate’s politics and foreign affairs editor, and the author of “The Dictator’s Learning Curve: Inside the Global Battle for Democracy.”
Recorded November 12, 2014
Voters decide which state judges get to keep their jobs. Why do we vote on judges? Retired Alaska Supreme Court Justice Walter Carpeneti will discuss the system and recent attempts to politicize it. Matt Miller hosts.
This program was taped @360 at 7 p.m. on Oct. 23, 2014.
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Libertarian Carolyn “Care” Clift discusses her election bid to be the next governor of Alaska. Jeremy Hsieh hosts.
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The Juneau World Affairs Council presents “Will China Rule the World?” with Ronald Tammen. Tammen is an author and political science professor at Portland State University. His current research centers on China and India’s emergence as world powers.
