We Are Moving!

Council Moves to New Office

Effective August 11, Pacific Council offices will be located in downtown Los Angeles. There is a high likelihood that we will experience some communication delays during the weeks of August 11th and 18th as we relocate and install our telephone and IT systems. We thank you in advance for your patience with us and apologize for any disruption of service during this period of transition. Click "more" for updated contact details.

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PROGRAMS

SAVE THE DATE: The Inside Story of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
Save the Date | Mike Chinoy, the Edgerton Senior Fellow for Asia at the Pacific Council and formerly CNN’s senior Asia correspondent, will discuss his new book, Meltdown: The Inside Story of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis, at programs in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.
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UPCOMING PROGRAMS

SAVE THE DATE: A Discussion with Admiral Michael Mullen September 18, 2008 | Los Angeles -
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SAVE THE DATE: A Discussion with Kenneth Roth October 14, 2008 | Los Angeles -
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Mike Chinoy Writes Book on North Korean Nuclear Crisis

Council Resources on the Beijing Olympics

Noted Pakistani Journalist Joins Think Tank More >

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Recent Programs

Lunch with Dr. Jerry Green
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Conference Call Exchange with The Honorable Christopher R. Hill
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NATIONAL SECURITY: Assessing the U.S. Presence in the Middle East
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Studies

Pax Asia-Pacifica: Asia's Emerging Identity and Implications for U.S. Policy
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Beyond the Western Hemisphere Idea
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Binational Study Group on The Economic Rise of China and India
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Commentary

Energy Security in the Asia-Pacific Region and Policy for the New U.S. Administration
By Mikkal E. Herberg
America's Role in Asia (The Asia Foundation - 2008
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Moving the Immigration Debate Forward: What California Can Teach Us
By Abraham F. Lowenthal
Americas Quarterly - Summer 2008
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Beijing's Olympic-Sized Catch-22
By Victor D. Cha
The Washington Quarterly - Summer 2008
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