IGSC
The 7th ANNUAL EAST-WEST CENTER
INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE
ON THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
February 14 – 16, 2008
The East-West Center International Graduate Student Conference (IGSC) is an annual interdisciplinary conference that welcomes presentations in a number of thematic and disciplinary areas focusing on the Asia Pacific region, and/or the relationship/interaction of the US with the Asia Pacific region. For the purposes of the conference, Asia Pacific is defined to include: South Asia, East Asia, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, all the Pacific Rim nations and Pacific Islands, and Russia.
Keynote Address
“Changing Climate in the Asia Pacific: Building Resilient Communities”
By Ms. Eileen Shea (Director, NOAA Integrated Data and Environmental Application Center and Chief, Climate Services Division, NOAA National Climatic Data Center)
February 14, 2008
Keoni Auditorium, 4:30 pm
Program
The program is available here.
Photos
Photos from the 7th conference can be seen here.
Publication
Presenters are invited to submit their complete paper to be considered for the East-West Center working paper series. Papers will be subjected to another review process. Please send your complete paper to the conference email by Monday, March 31. Submissions should be in an MS-Word file. Put “working paper – your last name” in the email subject. All papers selected for presentation are eligible to be submitted even if the authors cannot make to the conference. To see the previous conferences' working paper series, click here.
Contact Address
The 7th Annual International Graduate Student Conference
c/o EWC Education Program
1601 East-West Road, Burns Hall 2083
Honolulu, Hawaii 96848
U.S.A
Ph. (808) 944-7758
Fax. (808) 944-7070
Email: studentconference@eastwestcenter.org
Previous Conferences
The 6th Conference, February 2007
The 5th Conference, February 2006
Contributions
The Conference is supported by generous contributions from a number of academic units in the University of Hawaii at Manoa:
Department of Economics | Center for International Business Education and Research | Department of Sociology | Department of Meteorology | Department of Public Administration | Globalization Research Center | Department of Political Science | Department of Asian Studies | Center for Pacific Islands Studies | Department of Anthropology | Department of Art & Art History | Department of History | Department of Philosophy | School of Social Work | Department of East-Asian Languages and Literature