Asia Center Seminars

The Asia Center Seminar Series, previously called as the Modern Asia Seminar Series, is the longest-running series of the Asia Center. It was created to bring senior scholars, government officials, journalists, and other specialists to Harvard to speak on key issues from a regional perspective. Talks in the seminar series have covered topics such as community organizing in Japan and China, spatial planning in refugee camps in Southeast Asia, journalistic reporting on Asia, and on legacies of colonial rule and wartime memories in East Asia for UNESCO nominations.