China: Natural Enemy or Friendly Rival—or Is There a Difference?
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View ArticleChina, the US and Global Governance: Cooperation, Competition, Conflict
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View ArticleThe US and Southeast Asia: The Challenging Times Continue
Will Itoh, Ambassador, Director, Washington International Programs, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Senior Advisor, McLarty Associates September 30, 2014 .fusion-fullwidth-3 {...
View ArticleHow China’s Banks Work: A Prism for Understanding China
Jim Stent, Independent Director of China Minsheng Bank and China Everbright Bank September 3, 2015 .fusion-fullwidth-1 { padding-left: 20px !important; padding-right: 20px !important; }Americans have...
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The US and China: A Fragile Relationship Under Stress
November 1, 2018 Henry (Hank) A. Levine In late September, the US-Chinese relationship took a turn for the worse in economic and national security terms. What happened? What is the state of play and...
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China and the Americas: Risks and Rewards
April 14, 2021 Eric Farnsworth China’s entry in the Americas represents the single biggest shift in hemispheric affairs this century. Much of Latin America now counts China as its first or second...
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China’s Changing Nuclear Posture
November 10, 2021 Matt Korda US defense officials have claimed for several years that China is planning to at least double its nuclear warhead stockpile over the next decade, but without providing the...
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Dealing with the Dragon: A Great Wall on Common Ground
December 01, 2021 Philip A Shull China’s searing experience with famine and food scarcity across the millennia has shaped fundamental aspects of Chinese culture. Indeed, the written word for...
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