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SUMMARY:The Grand Strategy of a Middling Power: A New Diplomatic History Approach to Early Modern Korean Relations with China
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LOCATION:Conway Hall Room 153
DESCRIPTION: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.\nMore info: https://webapps.salisbury.edu/calendars/Program/event_view.asp?EID=587074&ID=2&cTYPE=1&month=9&year=2026&cate=\nActiveBury: https://www.activebury.com/events/14630-the-grand-strategy-of-a-middling-power-a-new-diplomatic-history-approach-to-early-modern-korean-relations-with-china
URL:https://www.activebury.com/events/14630-the-grand-strategy-of-a-middling-power-a-new-diplomatic-history-approach-to-early-modern-korean-relations-with-china
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