March 28: A first chance to hear Charles Dhanaraj on India and China

This talk concludes the Indiana Council on World Affairs "Great Decisions" series. Prof. Dhanaraj will just have returned from time spent in India, Singapore, and elsewhere in Asia. It should be very good.

When: Tuesday March 28 -- registration at 7:00, program runs 7:30-9:00 PM

Where: Butler University, Pharmacy Building

China and India have emerged on the world stage, after following different paths toward rapid economic growth. Will China and India work closer together or compete with each other to become major world powers? How will their growth affect the U.S. economy and strategic interests?

Charles Dhanaraj is carving out a unique space of expertise in the business of the rapidly growing economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. But unlike some academics and business commentators, Charles keeps a keen eye on the social costs that go along with the booming business opportunities.

For more on this topic, see the IndyBuzz blurb on Charles's upcoming presentation to the Mid-North Shepherd's Center ... you can catch him again on April 19. For a different a more geo-strategic analysis of China and India's relations, check out Susan Erickson at the Church of the Saviour February 15.

The ICWA's Great Decisions series is free for students. For ICWA members, the series costs $9 for an individual and $14 for couples. For non-members it's $12 for individuals and $17 for a couple. Attending single sessions costs $5. You should get the book of eight fine articles that goes along with the series, it costs $12. Any questions? Contact Mitzi Graham 317-872-4004.

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