https://twitter.com/MaraOlivaPhD/status/595647034616610816
— Mara Oliva (@MaraOlivaPhD)Tue, May 05 2015 17:50:49- People were looking forward to the event, and the chance to see Professor Westad's final lecture.
- 5th May, 6.30pm @OAWestad delivers his final lecture at #LSE and @lseideas. Will not miss, and netiher should you. http://www.lse.ac.uk/IDEAS/events/events/2015/15-05-05-Professor-Westad.aspx …
https://twitter.com/ZKoustoumpardi/status/591257236581838848
— Zoe Koustoumpardi (@ZKoustoumpardi)Thu, Apr 23 2015 15:08:04 https://twitter.com/EiriniKaramouzi/status/595527349992566784
— Eirini Karamouzi (@EiriniKaramouzi)Tue, May 05 2015 09:55:59- Good luck to Prof @OAWestad in his final public lecture @lseideas tonight from his @BIHGroup friends. #LSEWestad http://www.lse.ac.uk/IDEAS/events/events/2015/15-05-05-Professor-Westad.aspx …
https://twitter.com/BIHGroup/status/595528923884183552
— BIHG (@BIHGroup)Tue, May 05 2015 10:02:14 - The @OAWestad lecture surely will count as revision for exams? #LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/whiskerssss/status/595593989300027393
— Asuka H (@whiskerssss)Tue, May 05 2015 14:20:47 - The event was held in the Old Theatre in the Old Building on LSE Campus, reportedly Prof Westad's favourite lecture theatre. It was certainly a full theatre.
Ready to go with a packed house for our China, United States & Asia event. Partners or rivals? Join in on #LSEWestad pic.twitter.com/a7utqxWJkghttps://twitter.com/lseideas/status/595641048451416064
— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas)Tue, May 05 2015 17:27:47
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— Zoe Koustoumpardi (@ZKoustoumpardi)Tue, May 05 2015 17:27:54
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— LSEFoundations (@LSEFoundations)Tue, May 05 2015 17:34:41
China, the United States and Asia in the twenty-first Century!! @Lse #LSEWestad https://www.swarmapp.com/c/6lxSd3ooyMy pic.twitter.com/OZO9COfcfRhttps://twitter.com/harsimran768/status/595642877327384578
— Harsimran Sabharwal (@harsimran768)Tue, May 05 2015 17:35:03
#LSEWestad Mick & Arne, the @lseideas duo take the stage together for the last time. "A sad but also a happy time." pic.twitter.com/4ec6Xqy5oghttps://twitter.com/ZKoustoumpardi/status/595642952447348737
— Zoe Koustoumpardi (@ZKoustoumpardi)Tue, May 05 2015 17:35:21
@OAWestad's last lecture at LSE | 在文安立教授在伦敦政经最后的演讲,就此想起所谓的 “严师出高徒”;高徒的确不敢当,但事实是如没您为恩师就是没前途, 一路顺风!#LSEWestad #Westad pic.twitter.com/ZhYJSY4MC6https://twitter.com/jinspeak/status/595643846744252416
— jin (@jinspeak)Tue, May 05 2015 17:38:54- From the balcony, you could see the big names in attendance including LSE Director Craig Calhoun
I spy w my little eye: Buzan, @robert_falkner, @craigjcalhoun, @DannyQuah, Neumann, Cox #IRfangirlcrush #LSEWestad pic.twitter.com/qMBbK8yYhUhttps://twitter.com/whiskerssss/status/595642072176140290
— Asuka H (@whiskerssss)Tue, May 05 2015 17:31:51- Arne Westad gives a farewell lecture to LSE. I hope Harvard realises its good fortune! ##LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/craigjcalhoun/status/595644521163137024
— Craig Calhoun (@craigjcalhoun)Tue, May 05 2015 17:41:35 - Prof Westad started his lecture with a clear statement of the importance of the topic
- "China's rise in world affairs is the great story of our times" - @OAWestad #LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/lseideas/status/595643874963562496
— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas)Tue, May 05 2015 17:39:00 - China has become richer, but also more free. Changes aren't just about economic growth #LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/lseideas/status/595645031316365313
— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas)Tue, May 05 2015 17:43:36 - He took a historian's perspective on the chance of great power conflict.
"The past delivers the resources to say anything meaningful about the future." #LSEWestad pic.twitter.com/1l81Yk7npUhttps://twitter.com/LSEFoundations/status/595644864194355200
— LSEFoundations (@LSEFoundations)Tue, May 05 2015 17:42:56
.@OAWestad 's last public lecture at LSE on China, the United States and Asia in the twenty-first century #LSEWestad pic.twitter.com/rEtAnuNJwshttps://twitter.com/sindreviksand/status/595663184704462849
— Sindre Viksand (@sindreviksand)Tue, May 05 2015 18:55:44- #LSEWestad: the main question we will discuss tonight, will the rise of #China lead to conflict?
https://twitter.com/ZKoustoumpardi/status/595645353501794306
— Zoe Koustoumpardi (@ZKoustoumpardi)Tue, May 05 2015 17:44:53 - Will China's rise lead to conflict on Thucydides track - dramatic change brewing discord between aspiring & established powers? #LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/LSEFoundations/status/595645624059613184
— LSEFoundations (@LSEFoundations)Tue, May 05 2015 17:45:57 - This is not just about China + the U.S., it's about global change at a pace we've never seen b4. The spread of ideas globally #LSEWestad
https://twitter.com/lseideas/status/595645840930254850
— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas)Tue, May 05 2015 17:46:49
China, the United States & Asia
The final LSE lecture from IDEAS director Arne Westad was about China and the United States in Asia and if these great powers would be partners or rivals.
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