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my-answer-croppedPanel Discussion: Public Opinion on Migration

05 November 2016 5:00 pm
  • Venue: Multipurpose Room, Liu Insitute for Global Studies
  • Tags: Green College, Liu Institute for Global Issues, Peter A. Allard School of Law, St. John's College

This event is part of the multi-day symposium, Breaking the Cycle: Canada’s Refugee Record on the Global Stage, alongside an opera and an art exhibit titled The Consul in order to stimulate discussion on the various aspects of the global refugee crisis. The UBC Opera Ensemble, the Liu Institute for Global Issues, UBC Community Engagement, the Faculty of Arts, the Peter A. Allard School […]

Pakistan’s Ever-changing Geo-political Winds: China’s Belt & Road Initiative in Historical Context

25 November 2020 7:30 pm
  • Categories: Featured Homepage
  • Tags: Green College

In this online encounter, guided by the moderator, the presenters will explore the historical context of China’s Belt & Road Initiative in the context of Pakistan.

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