The initiative hosts a variety of on-site events, book talks, forums, and town halls covering different aspects of the U.S.-China relationship. These events address a range of topics including China’s economic development, China’s impact on the technology sector, U.S.-China agricultural trade, and increasing U.S.-China competition.
Many discussions about “China” are really about the Chinese Communist Party, but governments and the people are not exactly the same thing. Fewer conversations are about what Chinese people are doing…
The day-long event offered a series of engaging panel discussions on regional views of China and U.S.-China relations, featuring leading scholars and practitioners of China relations. The panels…
Technology policy was long the sleepy domain of technical specialists and bureaucrats. Over the last two years, however, technology relations between the United States and China have hit the front…
Georgetown University invited three of China’s most renowned “U.S. watchers” to engage in a public dialogue on the trajectory of U.S.-China ties and explored the course of the bilateral relationship…
Georgetown hosted Dr. Kai-Fu Lee for a talk on his recent book A.I. Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order (2018). A venture capitalist and artificial intelligence (AI) expert, Lee…
The inaugural Cling Family U.S.-China Conference, co-sponsored by the Asian Studies Program and Georgetown's Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues, was held on November 13 in Riggs…
