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Featured publications aredescribed on pages 23–24.
SELECTED WORKS BY EWC STAFFPUBLISHED OR COPUBLISHEDBY OTHER PRESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS
(The following two book series are sponsored by the East-WestCenter and published by Stanford University Press—www.sup.org )
Contemporary Issues in Asia and the Pacific
The Fourth Circle: A Political Ecology of Sumatra’s RainforestFrontier, by John F. McCarthy. Stanford: Stanford UniversityPress, 2006. 392 pp.
Rising China and Asian Democratization: Socialization to“Global Culture” in the Political Transformations of Thailand,China, and Taiwan, by Daniel C. Lynch. Stanford: StanfordUniversity Press, 2006. 320 pp.
Japan’s Dual Civil Society: Members Without Advocates, byRobert Pekkanen. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006. 280 pp.
Studies in Asian Security
Minimum Deterrence and India’s Nuclear Security, by RajeshM. Basrur. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006. 264 pp.
Books, Reports, and Proceedings
Energy Economics and Policy in Mainland China and Taiwan(in Chinese), edited by Z.X. Zhang and Y. Bor. Beijing: ChinaEnvironmental Science Press, 2006.
Hanging in the Balance: Equity in Community-BasedNatural Resource Management in Asia, edited by SangoMahanty, Jefferson Fox, Michael Nurse, Peter Stephen, and LeslieMcLees. Bangkok: RECOFTC (Regional Community ForestryTraining Center for Asia and the Pacific); Honolulu: East-WestCenter, 2006. 222 pp. Distribution: www.EastWestCenter.org
Confucian Cultures of Authority, edited by Peter D. Hershockand Roger T. Ames. SUNY Series in Asian Studies Development.Albany: State University of New York Press, 2006. 258 pp.Distribution: www.sunypress.edu
Information Technology Parks of the Asia Pacific: Lessons forthe Regional Digital Divide (Chinese Translation), edited byMeheroo Jussawalla and Richard D. Taylor. Beijing: BeijingUniversity of Posts and Telecommunications Press, 2006. 274 pp.Originally published by M. E. Sharpe, Inc., Armonk, NY, 2003.Distribution: www.buptpress.com
WORKS PUBLISHED BY THE EAST-WEST CENTER
(The majority of these publications can be downloaded as PDFfiles from www.EastWestCenter.org )
Books, Reports, and Proceedings
Asia Pacific Security Survey 2006 Report, by Richard W. Baker.2006. 38 pp.
Challenges for U.S.-Asia Pacific Policy in the Second BushAdministration, by Satu Limaye (rapporteur). Senior PolicySeminar 2005. 2006. 30 pp.
The United States and Asia: Assessing Problems and Prospects,by Brad Glosserman (rapporteur). Senior Policy Seminar 2006.2006. 35 pp.
East-West Center Special Reports
No. 8 Shifting Terrain: The Domestic Politics of the U.S.Military Presence in Asia, by Sheila A. Smith. March2006. 64 pp.
No. 9 Indifference and Accountability: The United Nationsand the Politics of International Justice in EastTimor, by David Cohen. June 2006. 140 pp.
No. 10 Innovation Offshoring: Asia’s Emerging Role inGlobal Innovation Networks, by Dieter Ernst. July2006. 48 pp.
AsiaPacific Issues
No. 79 China and the Depreciating U.S. Dollar, by RichardC. K. Burdekin. January 2006.
No. 80 ‘Justice on the Cheap’ Revisited: The Failure of theSerious Crimes Trials in East Timor, by DavidCohen. May 2006.
No. 81 Poverty Reduction in the ‘Tribal Belt’ of EasternIndia, by Christopher Edmonds, Nobuhiko Fuwa, andPabitra Banik. August 2006.
Pacific Islands Policy
No. 1 Is That the Best You Can Do? A Tale of TwoMicronesian Economies, by Francis X. Hezel, S.J.2006. 41 pp.
Policy Studies
No. 21 China’s Rise: Implications for U.S. Leadership inAsia, by Robert G. Sutter. 2006. 90 pp.
No. 22 India’s Globalization: Evaluating the EconomicConsequences, by Baldev Raj Nayar. 2006. 110 pp.
No. 23 The Politics of Military Reform in Post-SuhartoIndonesia: Elite Conflict, Nationalism, andInstitutional Resistance, by Marcus Mietzner. 2006.96 pp.
2006 EAST-WEST CENTER PUBLICATIONS
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No. 24 Muslim Resistance in Southern Thailand andSouthern Philippines: Religion, Ideology, andPolitics, by Joseph Chinyong Liow. 2006. 82 pp.
No. 25 Initiating a Peace Process in Papua: Actors, Issues,Process, and the Role of the InternationalCommunity, by Timo Kivimaki. 2006. 97 pp.
No. 26 Taiwan’s Rising Rationalism: Generations, Politics,and “Taiwanese Nationalism”, by Shelley Rigger.2006. 83 pp.
No. 27 Japanese Public Opinion and the War on Terrorism:Implications for Japan’s Security Strategy, by PaulMidford. 2006. 81 pp.
No. 28 Counterterrorism Legislation in Sri Lanka:Evaluating Efficacy, by N. Manoharan. 2006. 74 pp.
EASTWEST CENTER WORKING PAPERS
Economics Series
No. 86 Terrorism and Tourism in the Asia Pacific Region: IsTravel and Tourism in a New World After 9/11? byChristopher Edmonds and James Mak. February 2006.
No. 87 The Impact of 9/11 and Other Terrible GlobalEvents on Tourism in the U.S. and Hawaii, by CarlBonham, Christopher Edmonds, and James Mak.February 2006.
No. 88 China’s Rise as an International Trading Power, byChristopher Edmonds, Sumner J. La Croix, and Yao Li.February 2006.
No. 89 Total Factor Productivity and R&D Capital inManufacturing Industries, by Jeong Yeon Lee andJung Woo Kim. June 2006.
No. 90 Innovation Offshoring: Root Causes of Asia’s Riseand Policy Implications, by Dieter Ernst. July 2006.
Environmental Change, Vulnerability, and Governance Series
No. 64 Commuters’ Exposure to Particulate Matter andCarbon Monoxide in Hanoi, Vietnam: A PilotStudy, by Sumeet Saksena (East-West Center); PhamVan Luong, Do Dang Quan, Pham Tien Nhat, DaoTruong Tho, Tran Ngoc Quang, and Pham Ngoc Dang(Center for Environmental Engineering of Towns andIndustrial Areas, Hanoi), Thang Nguyen, Le NgocQuynh, and Du Hong Duc (Hanoi School of PublicHealth); and Peter Flachsbart (University of Hawai‘i).November 2006.
International Graduate Student Conference Series
No. 13 From “Power to the People” to “Civil Empowerment”– The Making of Neoliberal Governmentality inGrassroots Movements for the Urban Poor in SouthKorea, by Mun Young Cho. 2005.
No. 14 A Short Review on Pyongyang’s Foreign-Policymaking Process, by Yong Sub Choi. 2005.
No. 15 The Roots of Ecological Catastrophe Patrimonialism– El Niño and Indonesia’s 1997-98 Forest Fires, byDan Packel. 2005.
No. 16 The Impacts of Competition-Policy Reforms on theEfficiency of Philippine Commercial Banks, by Ma.Chelo V. Manlagñit and Mario B. Lamberte. 2005.
No. 17 Integrating Gender Perspectives in Evaluating theEfficiency of Community-Oriented FinancialIntermediaries – The Case of Credit Cooperatives inthe Philippines, by Ma. Chelo V. Manlagñit and MarioB. Lamberte. 2005.
No. 18 Increasing Integration Among Asia Pacific EquityMarkets, by Brindha Gunasingham. 2005.
No. 19 Capital Controls: The Case of Malaysia and Lessonsfor Vietnam, by Tam Bang Vu. 2005.
No. 20 The Ethnolinguistic Situation in East Timor –Current Work at the University of Hawai‘i, byRyoko Hattori, Matias Gomes, Frances Ajo, andNelson Belo. 2005.
No. 21 “Glamorous” Violence? Aggressive Dating Behaviorof Women in Beijing, by Xiying Wang. 2005.
Pacific Islands Development Series
No. 17 An Economic Diagnosis of Palau Through theLiechtenstein Lens: Moving Up the Value Chain—International Political Economy Strategies forMicrostates, by Kevin D. Stringer. February 2006.
Politics, Governance, and Security Series
No. 14 The Koizumi Government and the Politics ofNormalizing Japanese-North Korean Relations, byHong Nack Kim. February 2006.
No. 15 Insinuations on China’s Emergent Capitalism, byChristopher McNally. February 2006.
No. 16 Building an East Asian Regional Order: Testing ofPropositions, by Young Whan Kihl. November 2006.
No. 17 Disincentives for Democratic Change in China, byTeresa Wright. November 2006.
No. 18 The U.S. New Trans-Pacific Initiative: GeopoliticalImplications of the U.S.-Korea FTA, by Se YoungAhn. December 2006.
Population and Health Series
No. 119 Multivariate Analysis of Parity Progression-BasedMeasures of the Total Fertility Rate and ItsComponents Using Individual-Level Data, by RobertD. Retherford, Naohiro Ogawa, and Rikiya Matsukura.October 2006.
EastWest Center Washington Working Papers
No. 5 Decentralization, Local Government, and Socio-Political Conflict in Southern Thailand, byChandra-nuj Mahakanjana. August 2006.
No. 6 Committing Suicide for Fear of Death: Power Shiftsand Preventive War, by Dong Sun Lee. September2006.
2006 East-West Center Publications, continued from previous page
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RESEARCH
Visiting Fellows
Frederic BessatSenior LecturerUniversity of SorbonneParis, France“Environmental Change,Vulnerability of Small Islands,and Governance in the SouthPacific”
Walter ClemensProfessorBoston UniversityBoston, Massachusetts“Peace in Korea: NegotiatingConflict and Mutual Gain”
Laurence CordonneryMaitre de ConferencesUniversite du Pacifique SudPort Vila, Vanuatu“International EnvironmentalLaw”
James Glyn FordMember of the European
ParliamentBrussels, Belgium“North Korea: A View fromEurope”
Manabu FujimuraProfessorAoyama Gakuin UniversityTokyo, Japan“Cross-border RoadInfrastructure Development andSocioeconomics andEnvironmental Effects in theGreater Mekong Sub-Region”
Yayoi FujitaAdvisorInternational Development
Research Centre of CanadaNational University of LaosVientiane, Laos“Impact of Road InfrastructureDevelopment on the RuralEconomy and Natural ResourceUse in Montane MainlandSoutheast Asia”
Khan-Pyo LeeVisiting ScholarThe Chinese University of
Hong KongHong Kong“China’s Capitalist Transition”
Xiru LiDirectorNational Bureau of Statistics of
ChinaBeijing, China“Provincial Fertility Analuysis ofChina’s 1990 and 2000 Census”
Ian McAllisterProfessorAustralian National UniversityCanberra, Australia“Political Parties andPartisanship in East Asia”
Ryutaro NakamuraAssistant ManagerSecretariat of the House of
RepresentativesTokyo, Japan“Labor Policy on Women inJapan of the Aging and LowFertility Society”
Yoshimi OkunushiDirectorEnvironmental Management
BureauMinistry of the EnvironmentTokyo, Japan“Environmentally SoundTransport in Asia”
Michael PlummerProfessor of International
EconomicsJohns Hopkins University,
Bologna CenterBologna, Italy“Economic Integration inASEAN”
Harry RichardsonJames Irvine Chair of Urban
and Regional PlanningUniversity of Southern
California“A Spatial Strategy for aReunified Korea”
VISITING FELLOWS AND SCHOLARS
Vanessa GoldingForeign Affairs OfficerOffice for the Promotion of
Human Rights andDemocracy
Washington, D.C.“Redefining U.S. Democracyand Human Rights Policy:Enabling a Pro-Active Approachto Accountability andTransitional Justice”
James HermanConsul GeneralU.S. Embassy San SalvadorSan Salvador, El Salvadore“Consular Affairs: Preparationfor Future Foreign ServiceAssignments in the StateDepartment and the Asia PacificRegion”
Ying HuSenior StatisticianNational Bureau of Statistics of
ChinaBeijing, China“Provincial Fertility Analuysis ofChina’s 1990 and 2000 Census”
Young Whan KihlProfessorIowa State UniversityAmes, Iowa“Research on “Building an EastAsian Regional Order: Testing ofa Proposition”
Hong Nack KimProfessorWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown, West Virginia“The Koizumi Government andthe Politics of NormalizingJapanese-North KoreanRelations”
Yul KwonAssociate Research FellowKorea Institute for
International EconomicPolicy
Seoul, Korea“The Deepening andBroadening of ASEANEconomic Integration:Implications on the NortheastAsian Economy”
Larisa RubanProfessor and Head ResearcherRussian Academy of SciencesMoscow, Russia“Export of Russian Oil intoNortheast Asia as the Factor ofStability and Collaboration inthe Region”
Aslam SyedVisiting FellowUniversity of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania“Muslim Initiative Program”
Teresa WrightAssociate ProfessorCalifornia State UniversityLong Beach, California“Capitalism, Socialism,Economic Development andDemocracy in China”
Zhiqun ZhuAssistant ProfessorUniversity of BridgeportBridgeport, Connecticut“Building an East AsianRegional Order: Testing of aProposition”
Non-Resident Fellow
Peter PetriCarl J. Shapiro Professor of
International FinanceDirector, APEC Study CenterBrandeis UniversityWaltham, Massachusetts
2006Diplomat-in-Residence
Michael YoderForeign Service OfficerU.S. Consulate Nuevo LaredoLaredo, Texas
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Visiting Fellows and Scholars, continued from previous page
Visiting Scholars
Se Young AhnDean and ProfessorSogang UniversitySeoul, Korea“The New Paradigm of FreeTrade Agreement (FTA)Negotiations in the East Asia-Pacific Region”
Geung Chan BaeProfessorInstitute of Foreign Affairs and
National SecuritySeoul, Korea“The U.S. Factor in East AsianCooperation”
Chang-Hee Christine BaeAssociate Professor of Urban
Design and PlanningUniversity of Washington“Kaesong: A New Capital for aNew Korea”
Daniel Stefan BaldinoLecturer in PoliticsUniversity of CanberraCanberra, Australia“Terrorism, Secrecy and Security:Democratic Oversight ofIntelligence Services and ItsChallenges”
Zoltan BaranyFrank C. Erwin, Jr. Centennial
Professor of GovernmentUniversity of TexasAustin, Texas USA“Military Elites andModernization in theDeveloping World”
Sung Hun ChoDirectorMinistry of UnificationSeoul, Korea“Prospects and Possible Solutionsfor the North Korean NuclearNegotiations”
Arthur Fleisher, IIIProfessorMetropolitan State College of
DenverDenver, Colorado“The Japanese Economy: Miracle>Malaise>Miracle?”
Timothy KelsallLecturer in PoliticsNewcastle UniversityNewcastle, United Kingdom“Regimes of Truth andReconciliation: TransitionalJustice and the Problem ofKnowledge in Sierra Leone”
Tomoko KinugasaAssistant Professor of
EconomicsKobe UniversityKobe, Japan“Empirical Analysis of the Effectof Demographic Change onEconomic Growth”
Naoshi KojimaProfessorSenshu UniversityKawasaki City, Japan“Asian Economic Developmentsand Energy Problems in the 21stCentury”
Nicole Mun Sim LaiAssistant ProfessorCalifornia State University at
BakersfieldBakersfield, California“National Transfer Accounts inTaiwan”
Stephen LeiszResearch FellowUniversity of Copenhagen
(IGUC)Gia Lam, Hanoi, VietnamAnalyzing data on farming sys-tems and land use/land coverchanges in Northern Vietnam
Boy-Christian LuthjeResearch SociologistInstitut fur SozialforschungFrankfurt am Main, Germany“Innovation, Global Productionand Work - Why Chip Design isMoving to Asia”
Hong Sik OhDirector GeneralIncheon Metropolitan CityIncheon, Korea“A Comparative Analysis ofNortheast Asia’s Free EconomicZones in the Age ofGlobalization”
Herbert SmithProfessorUniversity of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania“The history of populationhealth statistics in China”
Rikke Louise FolvingPh.D. FellowUnversity of Copenhagen
(IGUC)Copenhagen, Denmark“Spatial Dynamics of LandTenure, Land Use and LandCover Changes in the NorthCentral Vietnamese Highlands”
Paul GregoryProfessor of EconomicsUniversity of HoustonHouston, TexasThe relationship between politi-cal and economic systems andpolitical repression as measuredby incarceration rates, politicalprisoners and civil war victimsand “Population IncarcerationRates in Democratic andTotalitarian States”
Hae Beom HwangSenior StatisticianKorea National Statistical
OfficeDaejon, Republic of Korea“Fertility Trends in South Korea”
Kenji IshiiAssociate ProfessorSoka Women’s CollegeTokyo, Japan“Trade and EconomicDevelopment of DevelopingCountries”
Sang-Hee JeongProfessorDong-A UniversityBusan, Korea“Economics of Population andPublic Health”
Young JinStatisticianKorea National Statistical
OfficeDaejon, Republic of Korea“Fertility Trends in South Korea”
James JuvikProfessor and ChairUniversity of Hawai‘i at HiloHilo, Hawai‘i“Tropical Montane Forest”
Sonia JuvikProfessorUniversity of Hawai‘i at HiloHilo, Hawai‘i“Hawaii Landuse PlanningHistory”
Kiyoun SohnAssistant ProfessorDepartment of International
TradeUniversity of IncheonIncheon, KoreaTrade and environment issuesemphasizing cases involving theU.S. at the regional and multi-lateral levels
Yongyut TrisuratAssistant ProfessorKasetsart UniversityBangkok, Thailand“Biodiversity Conservation andForested Landscape Planning inthe Tropics”
Noriko TsuyaProfessorKeio UniversityTokyo, JapanComparative analysis of fertilitydecline in Japan and SouthKorea
Henrik UrdalResearch FellowInternational Peace Research
InstituteOslo, Norway“The Demographic Causes ofPolitical Violence”
Kazuhiko YokotaResearch Associate ProfessorThe International Centre for
the Study of East AsianDevelopment
Fukuoka, JapanThe mechanism of the linkbetween trade policy and eco-nomic growth using micro-leveldata of Thailand, Malaysia, andIndonesia
Satoshi YokoyamaAssociate ProfessorKumamoto UniversityKumamoto, Japan“Geographical Study on LandUse and Subsistence Changes inMoutainous Regions”
Dukmin YunProfessorInstitute of Foreign Affairs and
National SecuritySeoul, Korea“Envisaging the Future of ROK-US Alliance”
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PACIFIC ISLANDSDEVELOPMENTPROGRAM
Visiting Fellow
Lawrence FoanaotaDirector and CuratorSolomon Islands National
Museum“Melanesian Art: Objects,Narratives, and IndigenousOwners” and “Protection andPromotion of Cultural Heritagein Contexts of Education,Tourism, and NationalDevelopment in the SolomonIslands”
EWC WASHINGTON
Southeast Asia FellowshipProgram 2006
Kyaw Yin HlaingAssistant Professor of Political
ScienceNational University of Singapore“The State of the Pro-DemocracyMovement in AuthoritarianBurma.”
The South Asia FellowshipProgram 2006
K.Y. RatnamLecturer of Political ScienceUniversity of HyderabadHyderabad, India“Dalit Movement as aDemocratizing Process inAndhra Pradesh”
Visiting Scholars
Edvard HvidingProfessorUniversity of Bergen“Melanesian Art: Objects,Narratives, and IndigenousOwners” and “Historical andContemporary Context for theChristian Fellowship Churchand its Work”
Francis X. Hezel, SJExecutive DirectorMicronesian Seminar“Is That the Best You Can Do?A Tale of Two MicronesianEconomies”
Congressional FellowshipProgram 2006
Lydia PowellDirector of the Centre for
Resources ManagementObserver Research Foundation“America’s Energy Security:Implications for India”
Xinzhu LinPh.D. candidateSchool of Public Policy and
ManagementTsinghua UniversityBeijing, China“American Security Strategy inAsia”
EDUCATION
Visiting Fellows
Yeon Han ChungExecutive Director of General
AdministrationPusan National UniversityPusan, Korea“Decentralization Practices inEducation in Asian and PacificCountries”
Moon Hee LeeDeputy SuperintendentJeju Provincial Office of
EducationSeoul, KoreaHigher education policy issues
Ridwan NurdinLecturerThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic StudiesBanda Aceh, Indonesia“The Formality of Aqad and itsApplication to the IslamicBanking System in Indonesia”
Fauzy SalehLecturerThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic StudiesBanda Aceh, Indonesia“Intellectual Property UnderIslamic Rule”
M. Ag. SaifullahLecturerFaculty of TarbiyahThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic StudiesBanda Aceh, Indonesia“The Concept of Democracy inthe Educational Philosophy ofJohn Dewey”
Muhammad MaulanaLecturerThe State Institute for Islamic
Studies (IAIN), Ar-RaniryBanda Aceh, Indonesia“Collateral Requirements inIslamic Banking in GlobalTrade”
JailaniLecturerThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic StudiesBanda Aceh, Indonesia“An Inquiry into the Legislationof Canonical Law in Aceh”
Visiting Scholars
Barry KeenanDirector of East Asian StudiesDenison UniversityGranville, Ohio“Confucian Self Cultivation”
Robert LaFleurProfessor of HistoryBeloit CollegeBeloit, Wisconsin“Marcel Granet’s PioneeringInterdisciplinary Approach toChinese Studies in the 1920’sand 1930’s”
Douglas ShraderChair of Philosophy
DepartmentSUNY at OneontaOneonta, New YorkRevised a collection of philosophyconference essays and a textbookcomparing Eastern and Westernpersepctives on life and death.
Okinawa Obuchi Fellows
Hideo AgarieResearch FellowInstitute of Regional StudyOkinawa UniversityOkinawa, Japan“Beyond the Argument of theGood Governance and theStrong Society and Weak State”
Yuji ArakakiAssociate ProfessorMeio UniversityOkinawa, Japan“Environmental Preservationand Ecotourism Promotion”
Kosuke YoshitsuguAssociate ProfessorFaculty of LawOkinawa International
UniversityOkinawa, Japan“Okinawa Reversion in theContext of U.S.-Japan Relationsand the Security Situation of theAsia Pacific Region”
Affiliate Scholars
Anton WidyantoLecturerThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic StudiesBanda Aceh, Indonesia“Human Rights and LegalPenalties in IslamicJurisprudence”
FuadLecturerBanda Aceh, IndonesiaThe Ar-Raniry State Institute
for Islamic Studies“Scientific Truth: The Kuhn andPopper Debate”
CONSULTANTS
Peter DussWilliam H. Bonsall Professor
of Japanese HistoryEmeritus Senior FellowHoover InstituteStanford UniversityStanford, California
Gary MukaiDirector of the
Stanford Program onInternational andCross-cultural Education
Stanford UniversityStanford, California
Yujin YaguchiAssociate ProfessorCenter for Pacific and
American StudiesGraduate School of Arts and
SciencesUniversity of TokyoTokyo, Japan
Kelly McKeeTeacherLake Forest High SchoolWilmette, Illinois
Kyoko NakayamaLecturerKyoto Notre Dame UniversityKyoto, Japan
Preecha RoengsamutProgram CoordinatorTsunami Rights and Legal Aid
Referral CenterThe Asia FoundationKrabi, Thailand
FY 2006 EAST-WEST CENTERPARTICIPANT AWARDS BY COUNTRY
Professional AssociatesNon-
Visiting Workshop/Conf/Sem Degree Fellows Student Affiliates DegreeFellows EWC Field Interns Doctoral Master’s Bachelor’s Doctoral Master’s Bachelor’s Students Total
Southeast AsiaBurma 1 4 6 1 3 2 17Cambodia 2 11 2 1 1 4 21East Timor 3 1 1 20 25Indonesia 3 44 5 8 30 1 5 96Lao P.D.R. 3 2 2 7Malaysia 12 6 1 3 1 23Philippines 29 2 2 5 3 7 48Singapore 1 8 4 2 1 16Thailand 2 48 20 1 4 8 2 2 3 90Vietnam 20 2 2 20 1 1 3 49
Subtotal 7 167 62 2 27 68 20 9 4 26 392
East AsiaChina
Mainland 2 60 6 8 20 10 9 21 136Taiwan 14 1 1 1 2 1 20Hong Kong 1 5 3 1 10
Japan 13 65 27 1 6 8 8 4 6 138Korea, Republic of 12 73 13 2 6 1 4 6 3 120Mongolia 12 1 2 3 18Russia 1 4 2 7
Subtotal 29 233 51 3 22 32 23 21 35 449
South AsiaBangladesh 7 2 2 3 1 15Bhutan 3 2 5India 4 34 38 3 2 3 3 3 90Iran 1 1 2Nepal 10 23 3 3 1 1 41Pakistan 1 10 1 1 1 1 15Sri Lanka 8 27 2 2 39
Subtotal 5 70 90 10 14 5 4 9 207
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Professional AssociatesNon-
Visiting Workshop/Conf/Sem Degree Fellows Student Affiliates DegreeFellows EWC Field Interns Doctoral Master’s Bachelor’s Doctoral Master’s Bachelor’s Students Total
Pacific RegionAustralia 9 8 1 1 19Fed St of Micronesia 2 2Fiji 2 3 2 7French Polynesia 1 1Guam 1 1Kiribati 1 1Nauru 1 1New Caledonia 1 1New Zealand 2 1 3Palau 1 1Papua New Guinea 2 3 1 6Samoa 1 1 3 1 6Solomon Islands 1 2 1 3 7Tonga 3 1 4Tuvalu 1 1Vanuatu 1 1
Subtotal 1 21 10 3 13 10 4 62
United States 25 685 81 11 16 27 3 20 21 889
Other 5 47 18 2 4 7 2 1 10 96
TOTAL 72 1,223 312 18 78 158 30 47 51 1 105 2,095
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■ $186,363 from the NationalEndowment for the Humanitiesfor the program “The Ideal and theReal: Arcs of Change in ChineseCulture.” Principal Investigator:Peter Hershock, EducationSpecialist, Education Program.
■ $1,000,000 from the U.S.Department of Energy for “CriticalEnergy Issues in the Asia Pacific,Middle East, and Other Regions.”Co-Principal Investigators: SeniorFellows Kang Wu and FereidunFesharaki, Research Program.
■ $87,992 from NathanAssociates, Inc. (USAID $) for“Toward and ASEAN InvestmentArea (AIA) – A Status QuoAssessment of the AIA and MemberCountry Policies.” Co-PrincipalInvestigators: Nancy D. Lewis,Director of Research and Non-Resident Senior Fellow MichaelPlummer, Research Program.
■ $30,000 from the Center forGlobal Partnership for “ShiftingTerrain: The Domestic Politics ofthe Military Presence in the AsiaPacific.” Principal Investigator:Fellow Sheila Smith, ResearchProgram.
■ $569,890 from the State ofHawai‘i – Department of Landand Natural Resources to support“Dam Failure Inundation Maps,Estimate Consequences, and toAddress Risks and Vulnerability.”Principal Investigator: StanleyGoosby, Senior Manager, PacificDisaster Center.
EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR EWC RESEARCH AND ACTIVITIES
Outside funding froma variety of sourcesprovided support forEast-West Centerprograms. Included were:
■ $1,250,000 from the U.S.Department of State for the U.S.-East Timor and the U.S.-SouthPacific Islands Scholarship Programs.Principal Investigator: TeranceBigalke, Director of Education.
■ $190,000 from the KoreaDevelopment Institute (KDI) forthe collaborative conference betweenthe KDI and EWC on “AnOverview of Challenges in SocialPolicies, Aging and Social Policy,Labor Market Issues, and Povertyand Public Policy.” Co-PrincipalInvestigators: Lee-Jay Cho, EmeritusSenior Fellow and Senior FellowAndrew Mason, Research Program.
■ $129,000 from the KoreaTransport Institute for the project“Towards the Integration of theNortheast Asian Transport Market.”Co-Principal Investigators: Lee-JayCho, Emeritus Senior Fellow andNancy D. Lewis, Director ofResearch.
■ $45,000 from The Williamand Flora Hewlett Foundation for“Future of Official DevelopmentAssistance (ODA) for Populationand Reproductive Health.” PrincipalInvestigator: Adjunct Senior FellowKaren Mason, Research Program.
■ $135,000 from The HenryLuce Foundation, Inc. for the“Southeast Asia FellowshipProgram.” Principal Investigator:Muthiah Alagappa, Director,East-West Center Washington.
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■ $53,057 from QuantumLeap Innovations, Inc. tosupport “Technology CollaborationToward Disaster and EmergencyManagement.” PrincipalInvestigator: Stanley Goosby, SeniorManager, Pacific Disaster Center.
■ $380,000 from The JohnD. and Catherine T. MacArthurFoundation to support“Demographic Dividend Project.”Co-Principal Investigators: SeniorFellow Andrew Mason and AdjunctSenior Fellow Karen Mason,Research Program.
■ $45,000 from the UnitedNations Educational, Scientificand Cultural Organization(UNESCO) to support “TsunamiTeacher Project.” PrincipalInvestigator: Ray Shirkhodai, ChiefOperating Officer, Pacific DisasterCenter.
■ $1,200,000 from the FreemanFoundation to support the “NewGeneration Seminar and theJefferson Fellowships.” PrincipalInvestigator: Susan Kreifels, MediaPrograms Coordinator.
■ $20,000 from BattelleMemorial Institute to support“Geospatial Data Expertise forDisaster Management Exercises.”Principal Investigator: ChristopherChiesa, Senior Manager, PacificDisaster Center.
■ $79,631 from the NationalInstitute of Public Finance (India)for “Review and Synthesis of Dataand HIV and AIDS Epidemic toDescribe Current Status, Trend andFuture Projections with or withoutDifferent Prevention and TreatmentScenarios.” Principal Investigator:Senior Fellow Tim Brown, ResearchProgram.
■ $35,000 from the Office ofNaval Research for project“Strengthening Disaster Surveillanceand Warning in Vietnam:Preliminary Activities SupportingEstablishment of a Vietnam DisasterCenter.” Principal Investigator:Christopher Chiesa, SeniorManager, Pacific Disaster Center.
■ $21,250 from the FordFoundation to support “2006East-West Center InternationalConference in Hanoi.” PrincipalInvestigator: Gordon Ring, AlumniOfficer, Office of External Affairs.
■ $210,000 from The HenryLuce Foundation, Inc. for the“Korea-United States JournalistExchange Program.” PrincipalInvestigator: Raymond Burghardt,Director of Seminars.
■ $15,000 from the Foreign andCommonwealth Office, UnitedKingdom to support “NGOCoordination Workshop for theKhmer Rouge Tribunal.” PrincipalInvestigator: David Cohen, AdjunctSenior Fellow, Research Program.
■ The Ford Foundation,International Fellowships Fund,Inc. provided two grants in theamounts of $152,650 and $148,028to assist in placement of and supportto Fellows of the InternationalFellowships Program who study inHawai‘i. Principal Investigator:Terance Bigalke, Director ofEducation.
■ $880,675 from the FreemanFoundation to support the AsiaPacific Leadership Program in 2006-2007. Principal Investigator: TeranceBigalke, Director of Education.
■ $150,000 from the NationalEndowment for the Humanitiesfor the program “Pearl Harbor:History, Memory & Memorial.”Principal Investigator: NamjiSteinemann, Director, AsiaPacificEdProgram for the Schools, EducationProgram.
■ $16,000 from CentroInternacional de AgriculturaTropical to support“Interdependencies BetweenNon-Timber Forest ProductSupply Chain Development andLand Cover Change in NorthernLao PDR.” Principal Investigator:Senior Fellow Jefferson Fox,Research Program.
■ $28,217 from the Foreign andCommonwealth Office, UnitedKingdom to support “TrainingWorkshop for Cambodian DefenseCounsel and Prosecutors for theExtraordinary Chambers of theCourts of Cambodia.” PrincipalInvestigator: David Cohen, AdjunctSenior Fellow, Research Program.
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Statement of Financial PositionSeptember 30, 2006
EAST-WEST CENTER FINANCIAL REVIEW
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,508,666Due from United States Department of State 1,264,717Contracts and grants receivable 2,589,800Due from East-West Center Foundation 27,882Prepaid expenses 428,692Investments 15,883,369Property and equipment, net 13,738,234Interest in net assets of East-West Center Foundation 2,449,280Other assets 23,590
Total assets $ 37,914,230
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable 1,289,485Accrued vacation 1,239,538Deferred revenue 413,141Other liabilities 13,484
Total liabilities $ 2,955,648
Commitments and contingent liabilities
Net AssetsUnrestricted 27,959,230Temporarily restricted 4,718,508Permanently restricted 2,280,844
Total net assets $ 34,958,582
Total liabilities and net assets $ 37,914,230
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Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended September 30, 2006
Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
Revenues and support:Federal contracts and grants $ 30,643,406 $ — $ — $ 30,643,406Contract and grants - others 1,035,756 3,183,396 — 4,219,152Gifts and program:
General 670,961 — — 670,961Cost sharing - cash 660,384 — — 660,384
Auxiliary Enterprises 2,119,677 — — 2,119,677Change in interest in net assets
of East-West Center Foundation — 324,892 260,702 585,594Investment income 610,684 — 51,765 662,449Other 199,786 523 — 200,309Net assets released from restrictions:
Satisfaction of program restrictions 3,512,195 (3,512,195) — —
Total revenues and support 39,452,849 (3,384) 312,467 39,761,932
Expenses:Education, research, and training programs:
Research Program 14,875,032 — — 14,875,032Education Program 6,808,575 — — 6,808,575Pacific Islands Development Program 907,929 — — 907,929Seminars and Outreach 4,302,469 — — 4,302,469EWC – Washington 1,786,156 — — 1,786,156Auxiliary Enterprises 2,304,819 — — 2,304,819
30,984,980 — — 30,984,980
Program direction, administration andprogram support:
Board of Governors 206,988 — — 206,988Office of the President 1,122,960 — — 1,122,960Office of Administration 3,106,309 — — 3,106,309Plant Operations 2,263,480 — — 2,263,480
6,699,737 — — 6,699,737
Total expenses 37,684,717 — — 37,684,717
Change in net assets 1,768,132 (3,384) 312,467 2,077,215
Net Assets:Beginning of year 26,191,098 4,721,892 1,968,377 32,881,367
End of year $ 27,959,230 $ 4,718,508 $ 2,280,844 $ 34,958,582
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Schedule of Gifts, Program, Contract, and Grants RevenuesYear Ended September 30, 2006
Continued on next page
Gifts and Program Contracts and GrantsCost Temporarily
General Sharing Unrestricted Restricted Total
PUBLIC DONORS
Federated States of Micronesia $ 15,000 $ — $ — $ 5,000 $ 20,000France — — — 211,547 211,547Hong Kong 12,720 — — — 12,720Japan 1,648 12,919 — — 14,567New Caledonia — — — 26,841 26,841Republic of Korea 1,700 2,000 — 145,000 148,700United Kingdom — — — 14,960 14,960United States Department of State — — 18,994,267 — 18,994,267United States
(excluding State of Hawai‘i) 23,815 68,923 11,649,139 — 11,741,877
Total Public Donors 54,883 83,842 30,643,406 403,348 31,185,479
PRIVATE DONORS
Association of Taiwan Journalists — 5,803 — — 5,803Arizona Memorial Museum Association 29,888 — — — 29,888Asian Development Bank — — 333,088 — 333,088Boeing Company 15,000 — — — 15,000Brigham Young University-Hawai‘i — 7,665 — — 7,665Center of Excellence Disaster Management — 43,542 — — 43,542Conference Connection Inc.-Singapore 93,358 — — — 93,358Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art 15,000 — — — 15,000Ford Foundation — — — 222,650 222,650Freeman Foundation 20,760 — — 1,442,925 1,463,685Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. — — — 395,000 395,000Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies-Japan — — 38,267 — 38,267Institute for International Education — 246,506 — — 246,506
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Gifts and Program Contracts and GrantsCost Temporarily
General Sharing Unrestricted Restricted Total
PRIVATE DONORS, Continued
Inter-American Development Bank-USA — — 51,251 — 51,251International Business Center Forum-Seoul — 9,908 — — 9,908Japan Foundation — — — 210,000 210,000John & Catherine MacArthur Foundation — — — 380,000 380,000Johns Hopkins University 39,250 — — — 39,250Kahilu Theatre Foundation-Hawai‘i — 13,500 — — 13,500Korea Development Institute — — 191,849 — 191,849Korea Foundation — — — 84,473 84,473Korea Transportation Institute — — 184,468 — 184,468Maui Arts & Cultural Center — 8,374 — — 8,374Nihon Shinbun Kyokai-Japan — 32,873 — — 32,873Northeast Asia Economic Forum — 17,773 — — 17,773Petronas-Kuala Lumpur — 18,000 — — 18,000Philip Loughlin III 8,000 — — — 8,000Philippine Centennial Commission 5,000 20,000 — — 25,000Singapore International Foundation — 5,803 — — 5,803South Pacific Applied Geoscience
Commission — 2,403 7,798 — 10,201United Nations 45,688 — 195,203 — 240,891University of California, Berkeley — 16,358 — — 16,358University of Frankfurt — — 31,189 — 31,189University of Hawai‘i 145,190 61,253 — — 206,443William and Flora Hewlett Foundation — — — 45,000 45,000Miscellaneous private donors 198,944 66,781 2,643 — 268,368
Total Private Donors 616,078 576,542 1,035,756 2,780,048 5,008,424
TOTAL $ 670,961 $ 660,384 $ 31,679,162 $ 3,183,396 $ 36,193,903
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EAST-WEST CENTER FOUNDATION FINANCIAL REVIEW
Statement of Financial PositionSeptember 30, 2006
Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended September 30, 2006
Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
Support and Revenue:Gifts $ 126,179 $ 226,578 $ 260,701 $ 613,458Fundraising income 170,335 569 — 170,904Interest and dividend income 27,596 60,330 — 87,926Net realized and unrealized gains 513 1,120 — 1,633Temporarily restricted net assets
released from restrictions:Satisfaction of usage restrictions 496,819 (496,819) — —
Total support and revenue 821,442 (208,222) 260,701 873,921
Expenses:Program services
Grants and allocations to East-West Center 528,220 — — 528,220
Supporting servicesManagement and general 211,852 — — 211,852Fundraising 76,475 — — 76,475
288,327 — — 288,327
Total expenses 816,547 — — 816,547
Change in net assets 4,895 (208,222) 260,701 57,374
Net AssetsBeginning of year 89,430 1,556,935 745,541 2,391,906
End of year $ 94,325 $1,348,713 $1,006,242 $2,449,280
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 57,647Pledges and contributions
receivable, net 243,206Investments 2,176,309
Total assets $ 2,477,162
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Due to East-West Center $ 27,882
Total liabilities 27,882
Net AssetsUnrestricted 94,325Temporarily restricted 1,348,713Permanently restricted 1,006,242
Total net assets 2,449,280
Total liabilities and net assets $ 2,477,162
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Schedule of Gifts and GrantsYear Ended September 30, 2006
Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
Membership Campaign Donors $ 126,179 $ — $ — $ 126,179Toufiq & Ulrike Siddiqi Degree Scholar Awards — — 100,000 100,000The Hawaii Pacific Rim Society — 86,000 — 86,000Worldwide Uchinanchu Business Association
Scholarship Endowment Fund — — 69,395 69,395Anonymous — 50,636 — 50,636Alumni Endowment Fund — — 44,175 44,175OmniTrak Loui Schmicker Scholar Awards — — 47,131 47,131Ashok Kumar Malhotra Seva Award — 25,000 — 25,000Marriott International, Inc. — 12,000 — 12,000Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc. — 10,000 — 10,000Jackie Chan Fund — 9,300 — 9,300Arts ‘Ohana — 8,610 — 8,610Nainoa Thompson Fund — 7,370 — 7,370Gary & Bach-Mai Larsen — 5,000 — 5,000Center Arts Program — 4,650 — 4,650Jhamandas Watumull Fellowships — 2,000 — 2,000Tsunami Relief Fund — 1,757 — 1,757Haigo & Irene Shen Foundation — 1,430 — 1,430George R. Ariyoshi Scholarship Fund — 1,175 — 1,175Alumni Annual Scholarship — 1,150 — 1,150Northeast Asia Economic Forum — 500 — 500
$ 126,179 $ 226,578 $ 260,701 $ 613,458
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On behalf of theEast-West Center, wewould like to thankthose individuals,corporations, businesses,foundations, andorganizations that havegenerously contributedto the East-West CenterFoundation.
Listed are gifts receivedbetween October 1, 2005and December 31, 2006.
The East-West CenterFoundation has made everyeffort to present an accuratelisting of donors. If yourname has been omitted orerroneously listed, please callthe EWC Foundation at808-944-7105.
Ambassador($1,000 to $4,999)Amy AgbayaniThe Rev. Abraham
Kahu Akaka MinistriesFoundation
Takamasa & Suzanne AkiyamaAlexander & Baldwin
FoundationLloyd & Joy ArakakiGeorge R. AriyoshiSenen & Yolanda BacaniCarl B. BeckerElizabeth & Dan BermanJoan M. BicksonTerance & Jan BigalkeFrank BoasElizabeth BuckJim BuikaAlbert C. ChangDr. & Mrs. Donald F. B. CharPaul M. ChengChristopher, Smith &
Associates, LLCCommunications Pacific, Inc.Jean F. CornuelleWilliam Glenn CourtRichard H. CoxFlora CrichtonMarivic G. DarMendl W. DjunaidyDr. Martha Anne DowDr. & Mrs. William M. H.
DungDurrant-Media FiveNader C. DuttaFinance Factors FoundationLyn FlaniganEddie & Elaine FloresLarry & Brenda FosterCarol M. FoxSanford FriedmanGlobal Environment and
Energy in the 21st CenturyMr. & Mrs. Donald W. Y. GooAyako GraefeCorine HayashiMiriam Hellreich &
Dr. Philip HellreichHonda Foundation,
Paul Honda
President’s Council($25,000 and above)AnonymousThe Hawaii Pacific Rim
SocietyTed & Doris LeePatricia M. Loui &
Michael L. SchmickerDr. Ashok K. MalhotraBob & Wakako NakasonePT Bank Bumiputera
Indonesia, TbkToufiq & Ulrike Siddiqi
President($10,000 to $24,999)AIG Hawaii Insurance
Company, Inc.Kwong Y. Chuang &
Cheng T. LimFriends of Hawaii Charities,
Inc.Gary & Bach-Mai LarsenMarriott International, Inc.Charles E. MorrisonSony Hawaii CompanySovico GroupLawrence K. W. Tseu
Statesman($5,000 to $9,999)Cynthia Ai & Ronald L.
Embry, M.D.American International Group,
Inc.Brian BakerRichard W. Baker, IIICentral Pacific BankCephalon, Inc.Edgar W. ChengFirst Hawaiian BankRandy & Joey HarrisThe Honolulu AdvertiserKanehide Youth FoundationPhilip H. Loughlin, IIIAlfred & Ruth OnoJean E. RollesUrasenke Foundation of
HawaiiIndru & Gulab Watumull
Honolulu Academy of ArtsWill HughesTerry & Valerie HullMr. & Mrs. Frank Liang-Hao
HungDarin & Traci IhaPeter Shigehiko IizukaIolani SchoolThe Estate of James CampbellJimmy’s CompanyNeal K. KandaSally Lampson KaneheThao KhamouiDon & Carolyn KimTai-Sun KimChris KobayashiEd & Bobbi KubaMr. & Mrs. Roland LagaretaDaniel B. T. LauTai Young LeeMichael & Spencer LeineweberNancy Lewis & Michael HerbGary Shun-Ho LinSumi Y. MakeyJulie A. Marshall &
Richard G. JonesDr. & Mrs. Edison H.
MiyawakiMMM Investment ClubM. C. Mohan &
Mrs. P. MohanOscar J. NagamineHiromichi & Chikako NagoRose NakamuraJackson & Carol NakasoneSeiji & Jane NayaAnita NordbrockOkinawa Tourist ServiceTsue A. & Gerald A.
OstermannYoshiko OtsuboMr. & Mrs. James J. PappasG. Markus PolivkaPriceWaterhouseCoopers LLPPTC International, Inc.Robert D. RetherfordMilly and Gordon RingKenneth & Shaunagh RobbinsPatricia F. SaikiJoichi & Yoko Saito
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Il SaKongAmbassador Charles B.
Salmon, Jr.Puongpun & ThanhLo
SananikoneKevin R. ShaneyKiyoshi ShioiriAnahita Thanawalla SidhwaPamela J. H. SlutzDr. Daniel SoTiane L. SoulathaGregg TakaraHiroshi TanakaJohn & Bev TasatoTokushukai International
FoundationTommy S. Toma Contractors,
Inc.Shigeo & Kazuko TonoikeThe Honorable John TrainTrans Pacific Tours, Inc.Ricardo D. TrimillosYukishige UchidaClarence H. UeharaUniversity of Hawaii
FoundationUS Bancorp Foundation,
Matching GiftsTamiko UyeharaSarah K. VannWesleyan UniversityGeneral Fred C. WeyandWUB North America ChapterWUB Peru ChapterWUB Tokyo ChapterGlenn T. YamashitaSerena Hsin-Hsin YangJai-Ho YooPeggy & Lee Zeigler
Khamtan and Chou L.Tanhchaleun
Melton & Ingelia WhiteBrad & Sayaka WilcoxRobert & Betty WoWUB Brazil ChapterDouglas Q. YeeJitsuri YoshidaDr. William Zanella
Diplomat($100 to $499)Rex L. AguadoAnonymous (3)William R. ArmbrusterAvanti FashionGale Awaya McCallumBlaine C. BaldwinNicholas BarkerDennis E. BartonMary L. W. BaskettGary & Fay BeauchampByron BeckJames M. BedoreMr. & Mrs. E. W. BeebyShanthini M. BlackMark BorthwickMarion R. BoultbeeBoutique De La France, Inc.Dr. Jaswinder (Jay) S. BraraJeannette Brown-LeskoPatricia W. BuckmanRaymond F. BurghardtChalintorn & Fred BurianLarry L. BurmeisterCaryl J. CampbellRalph R. CarvalhoCharlotte CascioMichael ChanJiajian Chen, Ph.D.Terry ChengLorinda Cheng-ArashiroDoris & Wilbert ChingAlan G. & Joan M. ChoiGaye ChristoffersenClement B.N. Chun-MingAllen L. ClarkDanny Spencer ClarkScott ClarkeAnita Marie ColeStuart H. ColemanJohn & Catharine CoolKusuma Cooray
Counselor($500 to $999)AnonymousAFSCME Local 928,
AFL-CIOMary Louise Jeffrey AkakaBarbara A. BonnerChaminade UniversityLee-Jay & Eun-Ja ChoVictor & Marie ColeBruce Coppa &
Dr. Kathleen KagawaBob & Hiroko DewitzKathy FoleyFoodland Super Market, Ltd.Mary Jo FreshleyReynaldo P. GarayJeanne M. HamasakiJohn N. HawkinsHGEAStanley W. HongLinda N. JohnstonDr. & Mrs. Daniel KatayamaMary R. KingEiji KobayashiAkemi & Misako KurokawaPeter C. LewisRobin U. LoomisG. Kem Lowry, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Watters O.
Martin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. MidkiffMiyamoto Farm LLCKimie MiyazakiKatsuhiro MurataGeorge M. NakasoneJane M. NakasoneKenneth & Lynn NakasoneNippon ClubNippon Golden Network, Inc.Steve & Gigi OliveClyde V. Prestowitz, Jr.The Prudential Foundation
Matching GiftsEdward P. RhatiganDrs. Dennis M. Richmond
and Claire K. LanghamRichmond
June T. SatoKanji SatoVicki L. ShambaughPeter & Estrella SybinskyMakishi Taizo
Dr. Helen A. CoxRobert R. CraftFrank CraigKen & Hyla CushnerGordon & Sue DamonDonald R. DawsonWilliam Theodore deBaryDFS HawaiiMr. & Mrs. Dennis D.
DonahueTim DonahueLouis P. DoodyDennis P. DoordanDoris Duke Management
FoundationEagle Enterprise (USA) Co.
Ltd.Marie & Steven EbesuYvonne Han EdelinGlenna EshlemanPhil & Jaynie EstermannZenaida EstradaJohn J. EwelWilliam FeltzNora FeuersteinNona FisherMary C. ForestieriJames W. Frierson, Jr.Alan S. FujimotoManabu FujimuraCarol F. FujitaFunayama Ryoichi, Ph.D.Rosita Gallega GalangCatherine Muirhead GallagherPaul R. GardinerOrian H. GreeneDavid L. GrossmanCarleen GumapacDavid J. GustafsonDavid & Annie HallsteinMary HammondThomas HammondSuzan M. HaradaRemedios C. HartmannKhalid HashmaniNorie HataRobert B. HewettCherylene E. HidanoMits & Mae HigaHoang-Tam (Tammy) Nguyen
HiltonRon HimesHistoric Hawaii Foundation
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Kazuaki & Katsuko HojoDr. James F. HopgoodUtako HudsonMartha Allshouse HullNancy G. HumeBrett HumphreysCheryl Denise Kaneko IkemiyaAnne E. ImamuraAndrew & Jennie InLorraine IsaacsKeith & Iris ItoDato A. JaafarBruce T. JohnsonDale R. JohnsonDixon C. JohnsonMary M. Dickens JohnsonElisa W. JohnstonMeheroo Jussawalla, Ph.D.David KaeuperCathleen KakunoRustian KamaluddinMs. Anne M. KaneshiroJanet Matsuda KanjaTheodore N. KaplanYuichi KatoMitsuo KatohGerald KeirCapt. & Mrs. Lawrence W.
KelleyJames A. KellyKennedy & Preiss
Graphic DesignHeesook Kim, Ph.D.Mary-Ann Filotas KimSu-Youn KimLaurence V. KirkpatrickRobert C. KisteGreg & Karen KnudsenCleo Milliman KobayashiJane O. KomeijiTom KorsonDr. & Mrs. Richard H. KosakiSusan C. KreifelsScott KroekerKenneth & Patricia KupchakProf. Emeritus &
Mrs. D. W.Y. KwokDavid S. LambChhom-Reak “Therry” Thong
LambertEdgar Folk Lambert IIIFlora G. LaMontagneKristy H. LampeHaixia Lan
John Kenneth OlenikKensei OshiroTomohiro OshiroTsunehiko OshiroPacific & Asian Affairs CouncilLhobsang PandanAshvina PatelPeter & Daisy PeeDwight H. PerkinsDiane Peters-NguyenIng PhansavathSheilah A. PhilipMike PhilsonThomas PlateDonald PlondkeVena Jeanne PonceTeresita V. RamosMorita RapozaMohammad Rayej, Ph.D.Leon & Pauline RichardsPaul A. RodellRyukyukoku Matsuri Daiko
Hawai‘iSAFECO InsuranceMr. & Mrs. Robert K. SakaiSharon Osengko SakumaRegina SchofieldRichard Theodore SchultzDr. Narendra P. SharmaSantosh D. Sharma, M.D.Eileen SheaLavonne M. SheaAnees A. Sheikh, Ph.D.Ben-Chang ShiaTatsuya ShigetaHidetoshi ShimozatoEdward J. ShultzG. William SkinnerWilliam SlaymakerSheila A. SmithChunghee S. Soh, Ph.D.Lt. Gen. & Mrs. H. C.
StackpoleSusan E. StahlSenator Chris SteinegerNamji & Patrick SteinemannJohn & Sandra StephensonProserfina A. B. StronaBarbara Lee StumphGerald A. SumidaChristine K. SutowMitsuaki & Itsuko Suzuki
Stephen LaneJames R. Langworthy, M.D.Avrum D. LankMerton S. LauFrank S. LawTim LawJae-Kyoung LeeMajor General Robert G. F. LeeSang-Chul Lee, Ph.D.Dr. Edna A. LeonardJohn and Reiko LewisProf. Yuan-lin LinArthur LisciandroSuzanne Brown LittleBernice Char LouiJohn B. Lum, Ph.D.Scott MacLeodAgnes R. MalateArthur A. ManionAkemi K. MartinLinda G. MartinAndrew & Janet MasonDr. Karen O. Mason and
Dr. John R. SibertMichael & Judy MastersFujio & Amy MatsudaMasakazu & Nancy
MatsumotoPatricia & Maurice MatsunagaElizabeth McCutcheonHarriet McFarlaneBeverly M. McLeodMeleanna A. MeyerCharlotte & Roy MiyamotoRay & Sonya MiyashiroRamli MohamedChristina L. MonroeMarie A. MonsenRandolph G. MooreJames F. & Lauren MoriartyKiyoshi MukaiYukitaru NakaEdwin M. NakasoneRae NakasoneKatherine T. Nakata, Ph.D.Joan M. Natalie ‘67Deane NeubauerShoji NishimotoWendy A. NoharaMr. & Mrs. Clinton NonakaCaroline OdaTae OkadaSada Okumura &
John H. Drouilhet
Thavanh & MalichanhSvengsouk
Harold & Marilyn SwansonPhyllis TabusaElizabeth E. TackaberryLillian M. TakataSoo Boo B. TanAkira TanaharaFrank TangRichard D. TaylorDon H. C. TingLorraine Lorretta Jablonski
TobinRichard J. TobinTuong-Vy TonMark TorreanoGregory & Beverly
TrifonovitchCharles Tseng &
Wan-Jen TsengJoyce S. TsunodaRoxanne & Billy TunoaDavid & Marian UyeharaChristine Van BergeijkHae ViengkhouBetty M. VitousekEugene VricellaMary J. Wagner &
Metone S. WammaRoland K. W. WallischDr. Ute Wallisch-LanglotzEthel Alikpala WardMonique WedderburnCindy WinegarWilliam M. Wise, IIIGreg WolfMartin H. WolkSara Banaszak & Anny WongTerrina & Michael WongHank WuhMichiko M. YamashitaCaroline Matano YangHuiying YangZijin YangSusan Yim & John GriffinChristopher C. YorkGary and Adele YoshidaMimi Beng Poh YoshikawaPeter F. YoungJanice YuTzong-shian YuRobert G. ZumwinkleDavid Norman Zurick
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Colleague($99 and below)Anonymous (2)Mr. AbhayPaul W. AdamsSusan L. Allen, Ph.D.Fred & Kiyoko AndersonRichard R. ArnoldCol. Ron AverillLian P. BaeyRoger S. BellingerRalph BergerDaniel B. BoylanJames L. BrewbakerRichard S. CarrAndrew CasselCrescencia V. Chan-Gonzaga,
Ph.D.Aileen K. CharDaniel ChinenJen-Ping ChiuKenneth & Lishan ChongRina C. Y. ChungElsie CunninghamLarry DaksRussell DaltonAlice G. DeweyBetty DoddsErnie DonehowerKrish K. DubeyKarin A. EkdahlRoger ErnstJulien FarlandVirginia O. FineMilann Gannaway &
John HoyHelen M. Garrett, Ph.D.Robert D. GeiseIan A. GillNorton S. GinsburgDr. Gloria GolecJeffrey S. GoreElizabeth GreenmanMs. Gulbadan S. HabibiKaren HayashidaJulia A. HechtSandra HegstadDavid HickeyMay L. Imamura-UruuSeisaburo InamineMihoko E. Ito
Professor William E. RemusArthur B. RichardsonMary Frances Huth RobeyAlan D. RombergYumi RoyamaJutaporn SaetiaNancy Gail Black Sagafi-NejadMichael A. SalvatoNawal N. SampacoProfessor Robert A. ScalapinoDr. Ben SchlesingerJohn H. ScrantonA. SeshanChandrahas Hiralal ShahA. F. ShaikhStephanie A. ShapiroVina SritanratanaYaowarat SriwaranunAlan L. SteinElizabeth Hervey StephenMitsue StoutHsin-De SuAndrea C. SybinskyTomohiro TairaReiko TakakuraSenator Brian T. TaniguchiOkada TechitongJane TerashimaJohn & Donna ThomasHelen & Jan TingTakahiro ToubaruKathy N. TranHideki UeharaTokiko UmezawaAlbert E. VaradyDr. Frank M. VivioWachovia FoundationPeter W. WalkerElizabeth WashawskyKatharine WiesTheodore P. WoodinRobert E. WorthingtonBobbie WygantJames T. YamamotoSue A. YanagidaAsao YaraJohn A. YoungBernard H. ZandstraAdriana Zimova
Ronald JacksonSarah Jackson-HanJonathan S. JacobsCecilia Osteen Jan, Ph.D.Dr. Charles J. Johnson &
Dr. Xiaodong WangTodd M. JohnsonDr. & Mrs. David E. JonesGarth N. JonesJTY & AssociatesSienoi Kashemsanta Na
AyuddhayaJoann M. Kealiinohomoku,
Ph.D.Dr. Bonnie G. KelmAndrea KempfHye Sung KimSuzanne KindervatterDerek R. KobayashiSumiye E. KonoshimaMrs. John M. LaneM. D. LauterbachJong R. LeeDr. Howard M. LeichterJeannette L. LeskoDr. Marilyn M. LiTimothy F. LittleKazuko Ishikawa LoveAlapaki LukeNorman & Rosalind G. LutherDoug & Gabrielle MaierMaria Asumpta R. MilallosDr. Linda Karen MillerProf. Emer. Richard S. MillerJudith A. Mills-CernyAudrey A. MineiYasuhiro MishimaLoren NadresDr. Xavier J. NampiaparampilA. Richard NicholsRoger C. NiemeyerKenneth NishiharaTakayuki ObataRuss & Aki OdaShreeyash S. PalshikarLarry PaskaDr. Barbara Bennett PetersonEveline Grapens PiersmaJames H. Proctor, Jr.Herbert A. PrubascoNancy W. Quinn
Gifts in Honor
In honor ofJoan M. BicksonAlfred & Ruth Ono
In honor ofOmniTrakLoui SchmickerScholar Awards
DFS Hawaii
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Co-Chairs
Neal K. KandaPresident & COO (Retired)Central Pacific Financial
CorporationHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Don K. KimPresidentSony Hawai‘i Company
Directors
Cynthia J.C. AiSan Francisco, California
Jean M. AriyoshiHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Joan M. BicksonHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Paul M.F. ChengHong Kong
Bruce A. CoppaCommunications PacificHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Karl EssigPrincipalTrinity Investment, LLCHonolulu, Hawai‘i
John N. HawkinsDirectorCenter for International
Development EducationUCLALos Angeles, California
Peter C. LewisVice President for
Administration (Retired)Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Philip H. Loughlin, IIIWeston, Massachusetts
Watters O. Martin, Jr.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Ruth M. OnoEmeritus Vice PresidentThe Queen’s Health SystemsEmeritus RegentUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Shaunagh RobbinsChief Financial OfficerRobbins & AssociatesHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Puongpun SananikonePresidentPACMAR, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Ratan N. TataChairmanTata Industries, LimitedMumbai, India
Lawrence K.W. Tseu, DDSHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Blossom Y. TyauHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Miriam HellreichPresidentSpeech & Pathology AssociatesKailua, Hawai‘i
Stanley W. Hong, EsqTrusteeKing William Lunalilo Trust
EstateHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Gerald J. KeirExecutive Vice President forCorporate Communication
(Retired)First Hawaiian Bank
Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Mahn-Je KimFormer Deputy Prime MinisterSeoul, Republic of Korea
Christopher T. KobayashiAttorney at LawKobayashi, Sugita & GodaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Stanley M. KuriyamaPresident & CEOAlexander & Baldwin Land
GroupHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Theodore B. LeePresidentUrban Land of NevadaLas Vegas, Nevada
EAST-WEST CENTER FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gulab WatumullPresidentWatumull Brothers, LimitedHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Robert D. YeeSenior Vice President and ManagerInternational Client BankingBank of HawaiiHonolulu, Hawai‘i
The Honorable Tun DaimZainuddinFormer Finance MinisterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Admiral R.J. “Zap” Zlatoper,USN (Ret.)TrusteeThe Estate of James CampbellKapolei, Hawai‘i
EWCA Representative
Lyn FlaniganExecutive DirectorHawai‘i State Bar AssociationHonolulu, Hawai‘i
President
Larry E. SmithPresident, Christopher, Smith &
Associates, LLCKaneohe, Hawai‘i
Vice President
Terrina WongPunahou SchoolHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Board of Directors
Diane AkoKHNLHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Pat BuckmanIsland Properties Sales Dev.
Mgmt. Corp.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Lishan ChongEdutainment Resources, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Secretary to the Board
Sarah VannProfessor Emerita,
University of Hawai‘iHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Treasurer
Kenji SumidaPresident (Retired),
East-West CenterHonolulu, Hawai‘i
FRIENDS OF THE EAST-WEST CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Doreen DissanayakeKailua, Hawai‘i
Fumiko Mori HalloranWriterHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Karen KnudsenDirector of External AffairsEast-West CenterHonolulu, Hawai‘i
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Chair
Kok Kian PohManaging DirectorCMMS Sdn BhdKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
President
Lawrence C. FosterProfessor and Former DeanWilliam S. Richardson
School of LawUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Vice President forDevelopment
Lyn Flanigan, Esq.Executive DirectorHawai‘i State Bar AssociationHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Vice President forChapters
Ananthanarayanan SeshanMumbai, India
Secretary/Treasurer
Anny WongPolitical ScientistRANDArlington, Virginia
Vice President forParticipant Affairs
Alapaki LukeHawaiian StudiesUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
David E. JonesAssistant Professor of PhilosophyKennesaw State CollegeKennesaw, Georgia
Robert KisteDirector (Retired)Center for Pacific Islands StudiesUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Shoji NishimotoUNDP Bureau for Development
PolicyNew York, NY
Sarlito SarwonoProfessor of PsychologyUniversity of IndonesiaWest Java, Indonesia
Thanhlo SananikoneManaging DirectorPacMar Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Katerina TeaiwaResearch ScholarMacmillan Brown Center for
Pacific StudiesChristchurch, New Zealand
Ricardo TrimillosChair, Asian Studies ProgramUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Vice President forPrograms
Khaleda RashidProfessor of ArchitectureUniversity of Engineering &
TechnologyDhaka, Bangladesh
Board Members:
Marivic DarBroker DealerPrudential FinancialHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Amanda EllisHead, Gender Entrepreneurship
Markets (GEM)International Finance
CorporationWashington, D.C.
Seiko FuruhashiAssociate ProfessorHakuho Women’s CollegeNara, Japan
Reynoldo GarayRancho Palos Verdes, CA
Carl HefnerAssistant Professor
of Social SciencesUniversity of Hawai‘i –
Kapi‘olani Community CollegeHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Hoe HoangDirectorCenter for Environment,
Tourism & DevelopmentHanoi, Vietnam
EAST-WEST CENTER ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD
Ex-Officio Members
Daniel BermanImmediate Past PresidentHonolulu, Hawai‘i
The HonorableSenen C. BacaniImmediate Past ChairPresidentUltrex Management & Investment
CorporationPasig City, Metro Manila,
Philippines
EWCA Hawai‘i ChapterRepresentative
Carl HefnerEWCA Hawai‘i Chapter PresidentAssistant Professor of Social SciencesUniversity of Hawai‘i –
Kapi‘olani Community CollegeHonolulu, Hawai‘i
EWCPA Representative
Linda FurutoHonolulu, Hawai‘i
EWC Staff
Gordon RingAlumni Officer
Noreen TanouyeAssistant Alumni Officer
Mary OkiharaSecretary
Kem LowryProfessor, Urban & Regional
PlanningUniversity of Hawai‘iHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Siegfried RamlerAdjunct Fellow, East-West
CenterHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Robert RamseyKamehameha SchoolsHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Thanh-Lo SananikoneManaging DirectorPacMar, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Trudy Schandler-WongHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Cuyler ShawManaging Partner, Ashford &
Wriston LLPHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Chhany Sak-HumphryAssistant Professor and
Coordinator of theKhmer Language program
University of Hawai‘iHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Charles B. Salmon, Jr.Foreign Policy AdvisorAsia-Pacific Center for Security
StudiesHonolulu, Hawai‘i
John SimondsHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Susan YimHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Deanna O’BrienSecretary
Stuart ColemanProgram Consultant
Asma BashirStudent Representative
Friends of the East-West Center Board of Directors, continued from previous page
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EAST ASIA
Beijing, China
Xu Shi(COM 94-95)Senior Liaison Officer & Chief
of Foreign Experts OfficeForeign Affairs BureauXinhua News Agency
Hong Kong
Glenn ShiveDirectorThe Hong Kong-America
Center Ltd.The Chinese University
of Hong Kong
Kansai (Osaka/Kyoto),Japan
Mineo Suenobu(CLI 75-76)ProfessorKobe University of Commerce
Okinawa, Japan
Choko Takayama(ISI/ITI 62-64)Board MemberFM21 Broadcasting Station
Seoul, Korea
Ho-Jin Kim(CI 74-78)Director, Board of TrusteesDae Yang Educational
Foundation
Communication Liaison:Jeong Taik Lee(ICC 84-87)Senior Research FellowKorea Research Institute for
Vocational Education andTraining
Shanghai, China
Communication Liaison:Kun Chen(APLP 02, EdAff 02-03)Easen International, Ltd.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Datuk Mohamad SalehGhazali(OG 68-71)Executive Director/AdvisorBangunan Bank Kemajuan
Manila, Philippines
Alex B. Brillantes, Jr.(ICC 80, RSI 85-86)DirectorCenter for Local and Regional
GovernanceUniversity of the Philippines
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Sovath Bong(Env 94-95, Educ 96-01,
EdAff 02-03)Faculty of ArcheologyRoyal University of Fine Arts
Singapore
Kirpal Singh(EAPI 90,92,ENV 93,96, RP 05)Associate ProfessorSingapore Management
University/SESS
Vientiane, Laos
Hongkham Souvannavong(EDUC 93-95)President & Managing DirectorUniCom Company Limited
Yangon, Myanmar
U Maung Maung(ISI 62-64)
Communication Liaison:Soe Naing(APLP 02-04)Program CoordinatorHIV/AIDS ProgramSave the Children – UK
(Myanmar)
SOUTH ASIA
Chennai, India
Pemanda MonappaBelliappa(RSI 78)PresidentPemanda Monappa Foundation
Communication Liaison:PanchapakesanSubramaniyam(POP 92)DirectorCenter for Development Research
& Training
EAST-WEST CENTER ASSOCIATION CHAPTER LEADERS
Taipei, Taiwan
Yu-Jen Kao(TDI 73)Legislator
Communication Liaison:Frank L. Hung(ISI 65-67)Chairman, Harvard
Management Services, Inc.
Tokyo, Japan
Seiichi Nakada(OG 70-72)Professor EmeritusAoyama Gakuin University
SOUTHEAST ASIA
Bali, Indonesia
A. A. Gde Muninjaya(ICC 84-86, POP 94)DirectorCERTU, Medical FacultyUdayana University
Bangkok, Thailand
Naris Chaiyasoot(PI 78-83, 85)Director General of the
Fiscal Policy OfficeMinistry of Finance
Hanoi, Vietnam
Hoe Hoang(EAPI 92)DirectorCenter for Environment,
Tourism & Development
Communication Liaison:Le Trong Cuc(EAPI 87-92, ENV 92-96, 98,
Rsch 99-00)Deputy DirectorCenter for Natural Resources &
Environmental StudiesVietnam National University,
Hanoi
Jakarta, Indonesia
Sarlito Sarwono(PI 79 & 90, OG 90 & 92)Professor of PyschologyUniversity of Indonesia
Communication Liaison:Erlin Sarwin(EDUC 97-99)PT Ernst & Young Advisory
Services
Colombo, Sri Lanka
G.B.A. Fernando(RSI 79, 80, 87)DirectorMinistry of Power & EnergyEnergy Planning Division
Communication Liaison:W.A. Siriwardena(PI 89)Managing DirectorPeliyagoda Ware House Complex
Co., Ltd.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Ekramul Ahsan(ISI 67-69, FI 76-77,
RSI 78-81)Food Security ExpertDelegation of the European
Commission to Bangladesh
Faisalabad, Pakistan
Muhammad Ibrahim(OG 77-81)Agricultural Chemist (Soils)Ayub Agricultural Research
Institute
Hyderabad, India
Nageswara Rao(ISI 62-64)Professor of English (Retired)
Hyderabad, Pakistan
Kazi Suleman Memon(RSI 75-80)Associate Professor of Soil ScienceSindh Agriculture UniversityDepartment of Soil Science
Islamabad, Pakistan
Arjumand Faisel(OG 87-88)Arjumand & Associates
Karachi, Pakistan
Mehtab S. Karim(PI 75-78, 81-83)Professor & Head of the
Reproductive Health ProgramAga Khan University
Kathmandu, Nepal
Shankar Sharma(OG 79-83, RSI 83-86)MemberNational Planning Commission
Communication Liaison:Nirendra Dhoj Maske(ISI 66-68)Senior Geologist (Retired)
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Lahore, Pakistan
Arfa Syed Zehra(OG 78-82, CLI 82, CWP 83)MemberPublic Service Commission
Mumbai, India
B. N. Makhija(OG 71-72)Retired IAS Officer
New Delhi
Mala Kapur Shankardass(POP 94)Sociologist, Health Social
Scientist and GerontologistChairperson
Development, Welfare &Research Foundation
PACIFIC
Brisbane, Australia
Jeremy Webb(ISI 66-68, OEA 03)Foreign Service (Retired)
Pago Pago,American Samoa
Tafea Fa‘auma Seui(OG 79-84, PP 92; Assoc 99)Department of EducationAmerican Samoa Government
Port Moresby,Papua New Guinea
Margaret Obi(CI 80-81)Senior LecturerUniversity of Papua New Guinea
Hawai‘i, USA
Carl Hefner(ICC 79-84, ASDP 97)Assistant Professor of Social
SciencesUniversity of Hawai‘i –
Kapi‘olani CommunityCollege
New York (Greater Area),USA
Bill R. Armbruster(OG 71-73)Associate EditorJournal of Commerce
Northern California, USA
John Lum(CWP 63, CLI 77)Educator (Retired)
Seattle, Washington, USA
Kevin Kawamoto(OG 89-92)University of Washington
Southern California, USA
William Vanderbok(ISI, MA, Poli Sci 62-64,
ISI, JDR, Poli Sci 66-68,ASPAC Annual Meeting2003)
Chair, Association of AsianStudies Pacific Region
Washington, D.C.
Anny Wong(EDUC 91-96, ASSO 96, 98,
REP 97-98, ET 98-99,EWSem 00)
Political ScientistRAND
Suva, Fiji
James McMaster(PIDP 89)DirectorPacific Institute of Management
and DevelopmentThe University of South Pacific
Sydney, Australia
Laura Ramos(EDUC 94-96)Market/Product Development
ManagerSoftix Pty Ltd
Wellington, New Zealand
John Gilbert(EAPI 79, 82, 83, 84, 94)ManagerEnvironmental Management &
Public Policy Consultants
UNITED STATES
Arizona, USA
Timothy C. Wong(ISI 65-68, APEd 05)Professor of Chinese Language
and LiteratureArizona State University
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Pamela Drymiller(ISI 66-67)Reading SpecialistChicago Public Schools
Florida(Joint UHAA/EWCA),USAEdward Schwerin(ASDP 99, 00)Director of Interdisciplinary
StudiesFlorida Atlantic University
CONSTITUENT CHAPTERS
APLP (Asia PacificLeadership Program)
Eric Hanson(EdAff 03-04, APLP 04-05)Graduate Student
ASDP (Asian StudiesDevelopment Program)
David E. Jones(ASDP 95-96, 98, 00, 04)Associate Professor of PhilosophyKennesaw State University
Jefferson Fellows/Media Chapter
Susan Kreifels(ICC 85, COM 92)Media Programs CoordinatorEast-West Center
LIAISONS
Bangalore, India
Velamur Narayanan(ICC 85)EditorBhavan’s Journal
Georgia, USA
David E. Jones(ASDP 95-96, 98, 00, 04)Associate Professor of PhilosophyKennesaw State University
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Truong quang Tam(RSCH 99)ResearcherInstitute of Tropical Biology
Pune, India
Aditi Apa Pant(ISI 66-69)Professor of BotanyUniversity of Pune
EWC alumni chapter leaders gathered in Hanoi to attend a workshop and the EWCA International Conference in December.
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Board Chair
Roland LagaretaMorgan StanleyHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Board Vice-Chair
Miriam HellreichPresidentSpeech & Pathology AssociatesKailua, Hawai‘i
Members
Albert C. ChangPresident, Eastern Sea, Inc.San Francisco, California
Tarun DasChief MentorConfederation of Indian IndustryNew Delhi, India
Eddie Flores, Jr.President, L&L Drive-InnHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Daniel R. Fung,SBS,SC,QC,JPChairmanDes Voeux ChambersHong Kong
Puongpun SananikonePresidentPACMAR, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
Tadashi YamamotoPresidentJapan Center for International
ExchangeTokyo, Japan
The HonorableTun Daim ZainuddinFormer Finance MinisterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Ex-Officio Members
The HonorableLinda LingleGovernor, State of Hawai‘iHonolulu, Hawai‘i
The HonorableDina Habib PowellAssistant Secretary of State for
Educational & CulturalAffairs and Deputy UnderSecretary for PublicDiplomacy and Public Affairs
U.S. Department of StateWashington, D.C.
Tai-Young LeePresident, PTC InternationalBaltimore, Maryland
Theodore Em-Po Liu(Governor’s Designee)DirectorDept. of Business, Economic
Development and TourismState of Hawai‘i
John E. OsbornSenior Vice President, General
Counsel and SecretaryCephalon, Inc.Frazer, Pennsylvania
Jean E. RollesVice President/Community
RelationsAssistant Corporate SecretaryOutrigger Enterprises, Inc.Honolulu, Hawai‘i
The HonorablePatricia F. SaikiFormer MemberU.S. House of RepresentativesHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Il SaKongChairman and CEOInstitute for Global EconomicsSeoul, Korea
EAST-WEST CENTER BOARD OF GOVERNORS
David McClainPresidentUniversity of Hawai‘iHonolulu, Hawai‘i
———
INVITED MEMBERS
EWCA Representative
Lawrence C. FosterPresident, East-West Center
AssociationProfessor and Former DeanWilliam S. Richardson School of LawUniversity of Hawai‘i at ManoaHonolulu, Hawai‘i
Pacific IslandsConference of Leaders
His ExcellencyKessai H. NotePresidentRepublic of the Marshall IslandsMajuro, Marshall Islands
Charles E. MorrisonPresident———Terance W. BigalkeDirector of Education
Raymond BurghardtDirector of Seminars
Carol FoxDirector of Strategic Planning
and PartnershipsEast-West Center Foundation
Sitiveni HalapuaDirector of the Pacific Islands
Development Program
Karen KnudsenDirector of External Affairs
Nancy Davis LewisDirector of Research
Muthiah AlagappaDirector of East-West Center
Washington
Satu LimayeDirector of East-West Center
WashingtonAs of February 1, 2007———Mark BorthwickDirectorUnited States Asia Pacific CouncilWashington, D.C.
CORPORATION OFFICERSPresidentCharles E. MorrisonTreasurerRicky KubotaAssistant TreasurerClinton NonakaCorporate SecretaryCarleen Gumapac
EWC PROGRAM DIRECTORSAND CORPORATION OFFICERS
Isher AhluwaliaInternational EconomistNew Delhi, India
Edgar W.K. Cheng,GBS, JPChairmanThe World-Wide Investment
Co., Ltd.Hong Kong
The HonorableThomas S. FoleyAkin Gump Strauss Hauer &
Feld, LLPWashington, D.C.
Timothy Ong Teck MongNational Insurance Company
BerhadBrunei Darussalam
Jesus P. EstanislaoChairmanInstitute of Corporate DirectorsManila, Philippines
Victor FungChairmanLi & Fung LimitedKowloon, Hong Kong
In-Ho LeeProfessorSeoul National UniversitySeoul, Korea
Hadi SoestastroCentre for Strategic and
International StudiesJakarta, Indonesia
Akihiko TanakaProfessor and DirectorInstitute of Oriental CultureUniversity of TokyoTokyo, Japan
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