Over the 2020-2021 academic year the Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue and the Asian Studies Program in the Walsh School of Foreign Service are hosting a series of virtual and on-site dialogues about key players in the Asia-Pacific region and their strategic roles in the wider context of U.S.-China relations.
This event series is part of the Project on Strategic Dialogue in the Asia-Pacific, jointly led by Professors Michael Green and Evan Medeiros.
Over the past decade, economic growth and geopolitical shifts have increased the importance of Southeast Asia for international trade, finance, and security affairs. Heightened U.S.-China tensions…
To the surprise of some observers, the Biden administration has adopted a frank and sometimes confrontational stance towards China during its first several months in office. China has done the same…
By the time the Trump administration left office on January 20, 2021, the United States and China had imposed tariffs on billions of dollars of exports from the other country and imposed new…
In U.S. Senate testimony from incoming cabinet officials, all of the new Biden administration nominees highlighted competition and confrontation with China as a guiding element of U.S. policy going…
The 2018-2019 summit diplomacy between the United States, China, and North Korea made limited progress towards the goal of denuclearization. Does this form of diplomacy hold promise going forward? To…
As part of the Project on Strategic Dialogue in the Asia-Pacific, this roundtable discussion brought together a panel of leading scholars from the United States and Singapore to share their views with…
