SF State Downtown Campus 835 Market Street, 6th Floor San Francisco, CA 94103
On the first Friday of every month, Lam Family College of Business graduate students, staff, faculty, and alumni are invited to an informal social and educational event at our Downtown Campus.
Please join us for all or part of the evening. Networking will begin at 4:30 with speaker to follow at 5:45.
This event is part of our Emerging and Developing Economies Initiative, funded by the Lam-Larsen Fund for Global Innovation, which supports activities that help redefine global corporate citizenship.
Topic: China’s Belt and Road Initiatives: Aims, Myths and Realities
Sometimes described as the world’s largest infrastructure program, China’s Belt and Road Initiative is the umbrella designation for a variety of projects launched in China over the past seven years. Some see it as the key to China’s economic future, others as a strategic effort to dominate Eurasia and beyond. In this talk, Clayton Dube will examine the forces driving the creation of the initiative, the myths that have arisen around it, and what’s actually happened and is underway. Professor Dube can likewise address contemporary issues facing China-US relationships.
Speaker: Clayton Dube, Ph.D., Executive Director, University of Southern California U.S.-China Institute
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