Asia–Pacific Research Center

Commemorating APARCs 40th Anniversary Highlights from our four decades of research, education, and dialogue APARC 40th Our HistoryThe Center counts 1983 as its founding year, when it became part of Stanford’s International Strategic Institute, now the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. It traces its origins, however, even earlier: to 1978, when a visionary group of Stanford scholars committed to strengthening U.S.

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Commemorating APARCs 40th Anniversary Highlights from our four decades of research, education, and dialogue APARC 40th Our HistoryThe Center counts 1983 as its founding year, when it became part of Stanford’s International Strategic Institute, now the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. It traces its origins, however, even earlier: to 1978, when a visionary group of Stanford scholars committed to strengthening U.S.

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