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The Georgetown Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues is a university platform for engagement among scholars, students and practitioners to advance dialogue and promote solutions to global challenges ranging from climate change to peace and security.

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2025

The Political Economy of China's Imperial Examination System Event

In this online webinar, professor Erik Wang (New York University) will give a talk on his forthcoming book The Political Economy of China's Imperial Examination System, coauthored with Clair Yang. The book argues that (a) the imperial examination system (keju) contributed to political stability, and…

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Xi Has a Plan for Retaliating Against Trump’s Gamesmanship

In this op-ed for the Financial Times, Evan Medeiros examines Xi Jinping's strategy for managing the incoming Trump administration and its China policies. He argues that Beijing's responses to Trump fall into three baskets: retaliation, adaptation and diversification.

How Biden’s Memos Can Ensure Continuity in U.S. Foreign Policy under Trump

In this op-ed for the South China Morning Post, Dennis Wilder argues that the Biden administration should produce a set of transition memos on the most pressing national and domestic security issues for the incoming Trump administration to ensure continuity in U.S. foreign policy.

Faculty Spotlight: An Interview with Philip Ivanhoe

Philip Ivanhoe is a professor and former department chair of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Georgetown University. The initiative sat down with Ivanhoe to discuss his distinguished career as a philosopher historian of the East Asian tradition and the importance of cross-cultural learning.

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