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By Lauren Hornsby

March 28, 2016 | 10:18pm EDT

Midland spoke about how China and Japan see their own national identities.

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Batten lecture explores global roles of China, Japan

By Jack Tuftie | March 28, 2016

Much of Midland’s lecture focused on the national security, economics and evolving identities of China and Japan and their relationship to the western hemisphere.