PAX SINICA? Japan Lecture Series at Carlon University

The Carleton University History Department & The Programme on Asian Studies, present the first lecture in a series of

2015-16 JAPAN LECTURE SERIES at CARLETON UNIVERSITY

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 A Future- Oriented History [Joint Japanese/Chinese/ROK Junior High School Modern History textbook]

The talk will consist of a discussion on China’s self-declared Critical Interest Areas in the East China Sea and the South China Sea, by Professor  JACOB  KOVALIO, History Department, Carlton University

Lecture no. 2 in the series will be in early February on Meiji Japan – as background to an exhibition of photographs from that era, taken by Canadian missionaries in Japan.