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Asian Diversity in a Global Context - Keynote Speakers

The keynote speakers on the opening day of the ADI conference in the Ceremonial Hall, 11 November 2010 are:

• David Ludden , Professor of Political Economy and Globalization, Department of History, New York University
  

  "Diversity, Inequity, and Conflict in Global Asia"

• Robert J. Barnett , Director, Modern Tibetan Studies Program and Associate Professor, Contemporary Tibetan Studies, Columbia University
  

  "Land-based Power: China, Tibet and the dynamics of inland borders"

• Chung-in Moon , Professor, Department of Political Science, Yonsei University
  

  "Understanding Regional Security Dynamics in Northeast Asia - Power, Interests, and Identity"

• Jennifer Robertson , Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
  

  "Gendering (Humanoid) Robots: Robo-sexism and Retro-Technology in Japan"