歡迎報名參加HPAIR2005年8月會議 My name is Ivan Chan and I'm a representative of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR), a collaboration between the students and faculty of Harvard University. Our major event of the year is a large student conference, which has been held in a different Asian city each year since 1992 and annually draws delegates from over 30 different countries. HPAIR 2005 will be held in Tokyo, Japan from August 22nd through 25th, at Roppongi Hills, and co-hosted by the University of Tokyo. We're currently making a final push for delegates to our 2005 conference and hoped that, as a representative of the Center for International Academic Exchanges at National Taiwan University, you might be able to help us by distributing the following information to your students. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Also, in case there's any confusion, attendance to the HPAIR conference is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Both types of students may apply to our normal application, but graduate students are encouraged to instead submit a paper to the graduate student seminar portion of our conference. Information specifically about our call for papers can by found at: http://www.hpair.org/apply/cfp.aspx Thank you for your time and consideration! Ivan Chan Head of Delegate Relations [email protected] P.S. If you've received an e-mail from us before and have already distributed this information, thank you very much for your help and we apologize for the extra e-mail. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- EVENT: HPAIR Conference 2005 DATES: August 22-25, 2005 LOCATION: Roppongi Hills, Tokyo; The University of Tokyo WEBSITE: http://www.hpair.org/ UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 15th, 2005 GRADUATE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: February 1st, 2005 On behalf of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations, we would like to invite you and your students to collaborate with us to further the global understanding of Asian and international relations through our annual summer conference in Asia. The Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) is a partnership between the students and faculty of Harvard University, offering a sustained academic program and a forum of exchange to facilitate discussion of the most important economic, political, and social issues relevant to the Asia-Pacific region. HPAIR's international conference has emerged as the largest annual Harvard event in Asia and the largest annual student conference in the Asia-Pacific region, attracting a wide variety of distinguished speakers and future leaders as Harvard's student outpost in Asia. Past speakers at our conferences include South Korean President Kim Young Sam, Governor General of Australia Peter Hollingworth, Singapore President S.R. Nathan and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. Our conference this year, co-hosted by Tokyo University, will be held August 22-25th, 2005 in Tokyo, Japan. The theme will be "Futuring Asia: Contemporary Challenges and Emerging Realities". Our workshops will focus on the following six topics: o Interests, Institutions and Identities: Understanding Security Issues in East Asia o A Matter of Trust: The Role of Trust in Shaping Civil Society and Rule of Law in Asia o Higher Education and Active Citizenship: The Public Role of Universities in East Asia o Global Health Care Systems: Working Towards a Higher Health Standard o Reinventing Diaspora: Exploring Globalization through Human Migration o Visualizing Asia: Global Culture and National Narratives in Contemporary "Asian" Art The HPAIR Conference extends invitation to all students in college level and beyond. Please go to http://www.hpair.org/ to apply. We are looking forward to your participation! 歡迎報名參加HPAIR2005年8月會議 My name is Ivan Chan and I'm a representative of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR), a collaboration between the students and faculty of Harvard University. Our major event of the year is a large student conference, which has been held in a different Asian city each year since 1992 and annually draws delegates from over 30 different countries. HPAIR 2005 will be held in Tokyo, Japan from August 22nd through 25th, at Roppongi Hills, and co-hosted by the University of Tokyo. We're currently making a final push for delegates to our 2005 conference and hoped that, as a representative of the Center for International Academic Exchanges at National Taiwan University, you might be able to help us by distributing the following information to your students. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Also, in case there's any confusion, attendance to the HPAIR conference is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Both types of students may apply to our normal application, but graduate students are encouraged to instead submit a paper to the graduate student seminar portion of our conference. Information specifically about our call for papers can by found at: http://www.hpair.org/apply/cfp.aspx Thank you for your time and consideration! Ivan Chan Head of Delegate Relations [email protected] P.S. If you've received an e-mail from us before and have already distributed this information, thank you very much for your help and we apologize for the extra e-mail. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- EVENT: HPAIR Conference 2005 DATES: August 22-25, 2005 LOCATION: Roppongi Hills, Tokyo; The University of Tokyo WEBSITE: http://www.hpair.org/ UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 15th, 2005 GRADUATE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: February 1st, 2005 On behalf of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations, we would like to invite you and your students to collaborate with us to further the global understanding of Asian and international relations through our annual summer conference in Asia. The Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) is a partnership between the students and faculty of Harvard University, offering a sustained academic program and a forum of exchange to facilitate discussion of the most important economic, political, and social issues relevant to the Asia-Pacific region. HPAIR's international conference has emerged as the largest annual Harvard event in Asia and the largest annual student conference in the Asia-Pacific region, attracting a wide variety of distinguished speakers and future leaders as Harvard's student outpost in Asia. Past speakers at our conferences include South Korean President Kim Young Sam, Governor General of Australia Peter Hollingworth, Singapore President S.R. Nathan and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. Our conference this year, co-hosted by Tokyo University, will be held August 22-25th, 2005 in Tokyo, Japan. The theme will be "Futuring Asia: Contemporary Challenges and Emerging Realities". Our workshops will focus on the following six topics: o Interests, Institutions and Identities: Understanding Security Issues in East Asia o A Matter of Trust: The Role of Trust in Shaping Civil Society and Rule of Law in Asia o Higher Education and Active Citizenship: The Public Role of Universities in East Asia o Global Health Care Systems: Working Towards a Higher Health Standard o Reinventing Diaspora: Exploring Globalization through Human Migration o Visualizing Asia: Global Culture and National Narratives in Contemporary "Asian" Art The HPAIR Conference extends invitation to all students in college level and beyond. Please go to http://www.hpair.org/ to apply. We are looking forward to your participation! --

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