| China and Eurasia Forum
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute
"US-China-Russia Relations in Central Asia:
Cautious Competitors, Reticent Partners"
February 6, 2007 |
 Pan Guang
Director, Center for SCO Studies
Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Discussants:
Andrew Kuchins
Director, Russia and Eurasia Program,
CSIS
Matthew Oresman,
Senior Adviser,
China and Eurasia Forum
Moderator:
Bates Gill
Freeman Chair in China Studies,
CSIS
Tuesday February 6, 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Center for Strategic and International Studies
B1A (Basement) Conference Room
1800 K St., NW,
Washington, DC
In addition to serving as Director of the Center for SCO Studies at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS), Dr. Guang is the Director of the Institute of Eurasian Studies at SASS, Dean of the Center of Jewish Studies Shanghai, and Vice Chairman of the Chinese Society of Middle East Studies. He is the Walter & Seena Fair Professor for Jewish & Israeli Studies and a Senior Advisor to the China-Eurasia Forum. His published books and articles include: "The Jews in China," "From Silk Road to ASEM: 2000 years of Asia-Europe Relations," "China-Central Asia-Russia Relations," "SCO andChina 's Role in the War on Terrorism," "Contemporary International Crises," and "China's Success in the Middle East."
To RSVP please contact Savina Rupani at srupani@csis.org or (202)457-8719. Kindly indicate the event you are rsvping for in the subject heading.
Sponsored by
The CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies
The CSIS Russia and Eurasia Program
The China and Eurasia Forum
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