Events

China's Rise in Historical Context: China's Ecological and Resource Interaction

China's Rise in Historical Context: China's Ecological and Resource Interaction

Erica Downs, J. Mark D. Elvin

Friday, April 03, 2009
9:30AM (EDT)
Event Details

How have China's 1.3 billion inhabitants affected global resources? Professor Fred Damon, of U.Va.'s Anthropology Department, presented work by J. Mark D. Elvin (Australian National University).  He was joined by Erica Downs (Brookings Institution) to discuss China's contemporary economic development and its environmental impact and effect on global supply. This discussion was moderated by U.Va. Politics Professor Brantly Womack and was part of a semester-long series on China's Rise in Historical Context.

When
Friday, April 03, 2009
9:30AM (EDT)
Where
The Miller Center
2201 Old Ivy Rd
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Speakers
Image of Erica Downs

Erica Downs

Image of J. Mark D. Elvin

J. Mark D. Elvin