In his latest book, An Ecological History of Modern China, Professor Stevan Harrell approaches China's recent history through an ecological perspective. Harrell delves into the ecological results of the Chinese growth - which transcend national borders - and their implications on global ecology, economics, and politics. Organized as a joint initiative between CEBRI's China Analysis Group and Environment and Climate Change Thematic Program, this webinar will explore the Asian giant’s transformation since 1949 from a biophysical standpoint. It will examine the nation's ongoing efforts to emerge as a global environmental leader, highlighting both noteworthy progress and persisting ecological challenges.
Time:
10:30 am (BRT)
Language:
English
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In his latest book, An Ecological History of Modern China, Professor Stevan Harrell approaches China's recent history through an ecological perspective. Harrell delves into the ecological results of the Chinese growth - which transcend national borders - and their implications on global ecology, economics, and politics. Organized as a joint initiative between CEBRI's China Analysis Group and Environment and Climate Change Thematic Program, this webinar will explore the Asian giant’s transformation since 1949 from a biophysical standpoint. It will examine the nation's ongoing efforts to emerge as a global environmental leader, highlighting both noteworthy progress and persisting ecological challenges.
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