Chinese Global Environmentalism: A Book Talk with Alex Wang
UCLA School of Law, Room 1447
UCLA School of Law, Room 1447
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Prof. Alex Wang will discuss his new book Chinese Global Environmentalism, in conversation with Mary Nichols.
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