Postponed: Politics of Climate Change in Asia

Due to Washington's inclement weather, we have postponed this event. We plan on recheduling this event.

CSIS has commissioned seven papers written by experts from China, Japan, Korea, India, Indonesia, Australia, and the United States to map the terrain and challenges to framing climate change policies within these nations and internationally.  This panel will look at issues in Asia that frame the debate for industrialized countries and emerging economies as the international community moves beyond Copenhagen to address climate change.   

A Panel Discussion Featuring: 

Michael J. Green, Senior Advisor and Japan Chair

Charles Freeman, Freeman Chair in China Studies

David Pumphrey, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Energy & National Security Program

Zhu Feng, Professor, School of International Studies, Beijing University

Malcolm Cook, Program Director, East Asia, Lowy Institute

To RSVP please contact: FreemanChair@csis.org 

This effort is a component of a larger CSIS project that focuses on Asian regional cooperation in response to non-traditional security challenges, generously funded by the MacArthur Foundation.  For more information please visit, http://csis.org/program/asian-regionalism