Lecture: How the Japanese Think of ‘Peace’ in History

Lecture: How the Japanese Think of ‘Peace’ in History

September 26, 2001

Lecture: How the Japanese Think of ‘Peace’ in History
Please note this lecture will be presented in JAPANESE
Professor Shinji Sudo (Professor of Political Science, Kyoto Sangyo University)
918 International Affairs Building, Columbia University (118th St. & Amsterdam Ave.)
7:30 PM-9:30 PM
Presented by the Nihon Benkyo Kai of the School of International and Public Affairs, with the support of the Donald Keene Center

9/18/01: Due to recent events, the Shinto Symposium has been postponed. As of this date we are unsure whether or not this event will be rescheduled. We will post any new details on this page as soon as they become available.
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