Monthly Archives: March 2015

Asia Society eNews, March 24, 2015

Posted on March 24, 2015 by GeorgetownLawAsia

Dear Friends, Please see eNews on March 24 2015 from Asia Society titled Lee Kuan Yew Remembered; North Korea Undercover; A Chinese Musical Master, Onstage. You can find a full version of eNews here: http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=eb1f3ae00632ae82d5db50505&id=1c1b9ed775&e=1cc794792f Law Asia Institute has a … Continue reading →

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Access to Justice–Notes after Pro Bono Trip to New Orleans

Posted on March 24, 2015 by GeorgetownLawAsia

(Chenying Tan, Research Assistant at Georgetown University Law Center) During this year’s spring break, I had the pleasure of serving as a volunteer working full-time in New Orleans Pro Bono Project.  This trip not only reminded me of why I … Continue reading →

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Georgetown Event: WHY THE GOLDEN URN? QING USE OF THE TRULKU SELECTION SYSTEM IN THE 18TH CENTURY TIBET AND MONGOLIA

Posted on March 16, 2015 by GeorgetownLawAsia

Georgetown Institute for Global History & The SFS Asian Studies Program cordially invites you to a presentation entitled WHY THE GOLDEN URN? QING USE OF THE TRULKU SELECTION SYSTEM IN THE 18TH CENTURY TIBET AND MONGOLIA featuring Tsering Shakya Canadian … Continue reading →

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March 25, China Law Talk: Chinese Administrative Law Reform after the Communist Party’s Fourth Plenum

Posted on March 11, 2015 by GeorgetownLawAsia
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Sending Lucky Money via WeChat—A Highlight of 2015 Chinese New Year

Posted on March 8, 2015 by GeorgetownLawAsia

March 6, 2015 (By Chenying Tan, Research Assistant of Law-Asia) Eating dumplings, appreciating dragon dance and texting greetings to friends are what Chinese usually do to celebrate Lunar New Year. In February 2015, thousand-year-old festival traditions were vibrated by a … Continue reading →

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