Dupage Policy Journal

DCA Academic Lecture Series: “THE INDO-PACIFIC, NEW CHALLENGES: NEW ALLIANCES” at the DCA 

 January 30

This year’s series will feature four morning lectures and one evening lecture focused on the climate, politics and geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific. All speakers will be in-person at the DCA. Audience can attend in-person and virtually.

Grateful thanks for the support of an anonymous donor in underwriting this series.

FOUR THURSDAY MORNING LECTURES AT 10:00am:All speakers will be in-person at the DCA. Audience can attend in-person and virtually. Zoom link will be sent one day before the lecture to all ticket holders, in case their attendance plans change.

January 5 – The Postwar Liberal Economic Order as it Relates to the Indo-PacificDr. Mireya Solís, Brookings Institution

On January 12th, Dr. Zack Cooper of the American Enterprise Institute will address the question Is War with China over Taiwan Inevitable? Bonnie Glaser, Director of the Asia Program of the German Marshall Fund, will join the series on January 19th to address Europe’s Evolving Views of China and European Interests in the Indo-Pacific, and the final morning lecture on January 26th will feature Dr. Tanvi Madan, who will discuss India, the U.S. and the Indo-Pacific.

TUESDAY EVENING LECTURE: January 31 – RECEPTION AT 7:30pm, LECTURE AT 8:00pm (separate ticket needed).The series will conclude with an evening lecture and reception featuring Dr. Sheila Smith from the Council on Foreign Relations, who will address New Coalitions: U.S. and its Allies in the Indo-Pacific.

The DCA extends grateful thanks to an anonymous donor for underwriting this series. For more information and to purchase tickets, please go to the DCA website at dariendca.org or call the office at 203-655-9050, ext. 10. Series tickets for the four Thursday morning lectures are available until January 3 at $120/public and $90/DCA members. Single lecture and evening tickets, $30 DCA members; $40 public.

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