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Lawrence Lessig Sees Public Domain Sinking in a Sea of Overregulation

Stanford law professor says digital age should usher in creative use of digital materials, not prosecution of 12 year olds for downloading music.

One Year of the Lula Administration

The far left and far right in Brazil are disappointed that Lula government did not usher in a crisis.

Genji in Graphic Detail: Manga Versions of the Tale of Genji

Lynne Miyake (Pomona College) dissects comic-book adaptations of the classical novel Genji monogatari

Prominent Egyptian Human Rights Activist Looks on the Bright Side of the Middle East

Former political prisoner Saad Eddin Ibrahim presents 7 reasons for optimism for the region.

Preparing Europe in the Twenty-first Century: United by Terrorism, Divided by History

Michael Naumann, publisher of Die Zeit, discusses European reactions to the war on terrorism.

Globalization's Missing Middle

UCLA Magazine features an article on the effects of globalization on countries at different development levels by International Institute Vice Provost Geoffrey Garrett.

Zheng He's Voyages of Discovery

Noted oceanic scientist Jin Wu discusses the 15th century expeditions of the Chinese mariner Zheng He & the celebration of the 600th anniversary of his first voyage

Teaching Militarists How to Cover Their Tracks

Harvard legal scholar David Kennedy discusses his recent book, The Dark Sides of Virtue: Reassessing International Humanitarianism.

Middle East Graduate Students Explore Frontiers in UCLA Conference

Jusur, UCLA's graduate student journal of Middle Eastern Studies, sponsors conference on "Limits to the Frontier."

Women in China's Democratization

Women are largely shut out of high office the PRC, says Bruce Gilley

New Course: World Musics on the Move

Undergrad Fiat Lux seminar on transnational music encounters & fusions, with Professor Helen Rees -- Spring 2004

Is Citizenship Being Diluted by Globalization?

Sociologist Saskia Sassen proposes that international business at one end and poor immigrants at the other are shaping a new status of individual rights no longer tied to citizenship in a national state.

The Fulbright Program at UCLA: Activities during the Winter 2004 Quarter

A variety of programs and activities brings together Fulbright Visiting Scholars in Southern California

Suicide Terrorism: Theory and Practice

Mia Bloom warns that heavy handed approaches to combating terrorism can backfire

The Election in Taiwan: A Forum

Richard Baum, Stanley Rosen, and James Tong dissect and analyze the presidential election of March 20

Nigerian Vice President Condemns International Debt Structure

Mr. Atiku Abubakar in a UCLA address sharply condemns lending practices of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and scores the exclusion of Africa from the UN Security Council.

Tense Times in Taipei

A follow-up to "A View from Taipei," UCLA graduate student Norm Apter offers a personal account of the March 20 Taiwan election and its dramatic aftermath

Israeli and Palestinian Youths See Each Other's Humanity as They Argue for Their Own Side

Seeds of Peace President Aaron Miller brings participants to UCLA to describe their unique experience.

The Election in Taiwan: What happened? Why? and What does it matter?

Expert panel, Tuesday, March 23, at noon in the Sequoia Room, Faculty Center

Taiwan Election Coverage

The UCLA Asia Institute has developed a special website to cover the Taiwan election.

Peter Singer at UCLA Critiques President Bush's Ethics

The well-known ethicist and author of the best-selling book "The President of Good and Evil: The Ethics of George W. Bush" accuses the president of being more willing to kill Iraqi civilians than warehoused embryos.

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The Southeast of Asian Languages and Cultures

How Southeast Asian languages joined the East Asian Languages and Cultures Department

April 22: Lawrence Lessig

Lawrence Lessig will present: Free Culture.

Charles and Sue Young Award Winner Works with War-Traumatized Children in Croatia

Angela Mazer spent half a year each in Switzerland and the Balkans, studying refugees and working with them. She spends her summers counseling war-traumatized children in Croatia.

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