About this event
Professor Sixiang Wang, UCLA, analyzes the relationship between early modern Korea and China and provides new insights into how Choson Korea navigated its survival as “middling” state vis-a-vis its more powerful neighbor during his lecture "The Grand Strategy of a Middling Power: A New Diplomatic History Approach to Early Modern Korean Relations with China" 7 p.m. Wednesday, September 16, in Conway Hall Room 153. SU Associate Professor of History Michael McCarty moderates this discussion of international relations and politics in early modern East Asia.
Source: Salisbury University (Cultural Events)