Brian Hioe
State foreign and military policies don’t necessarily represent the interests of a nation’s people.

JUNE 9 WEBINAR: ASIA-PACIFIC ELITES: MONEY & TRADE, AND FOREIGN AND MILITARY POLICIES

June 9, 9 p.m. EDT 

Register at http://bit.ly/APElites

State foreign and military policies don’t necessarily represent the interests of a nation’s people. In the push-pull between ties with China and the United States, the foreign and military policy policies of South Korea., India and Taiwan, are powerfully influenced by the financial and trade ambitions of their elites. elites have shaped those policies..

Speakers

Youkyoung Ko is a consultant for Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom(WILPF) and women-led Korea Peace Now! Campaign, and a standing executive committee member of the Korea Peace Appeal Campaign. She is an expert on impacts of the US-ROK alliance and US military presence in South Korea.

Brian  Hioe is a founding editor of New Bloom and former Democracy and Human Rights Service Fellow at the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy

Andrew Lichterman is a policy analyst and lawyer with the Oakland,
California based Western States Legal Foundation and a member of the
Coordinating Committee of United for Peace and Justice.

Organized by the Asia Pacific Working Group – https://www.cpdcs.org/

For more information write: JGerson80@gmail.com

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