Richard Betts
Columbia University
Research Group: Managing Strategic Competition
The downturn in U.S.-China relations since 2016 has raised the specter of a new cold war. The initiative has sponsored three workshops with leading U.S. and Chinese scholars to address the peace and security implications of the new constellation.
This work, led by Initiative Managing Director Dennis Wilder and Senior Fellow Evan Medeiros, has converged around the theme of “Managing Strategic Competition.” In April 2019 they and co-convener Wang Jisi of Peking University brought together leading scholars in Washington, DC, to develop a shared research agenda and joint book project on the topic.
People
Hal Brands
Johns Hopkins University
Wendy Cutler
Asia Society Policy Institute
Guihai Guan
Peking University
Shaohua Lei
Peking University
Wei Li
Renmin University of China
Evan Medeiros
Walsh School of Foreign Service
Cling Family Distinguished Fellow in U.S.-China Studies
Jisi Wang
Peking University
Xinbo Wu
Fudan University
Xue Lan
Tsinghua University
Xiyu Yang
China Institute of International Studies
Events
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Uncharted Territory: Exploring the Future of U.S.-China Relations with China's America Hands
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 at this critical juncture where global competition is rising between the world's two largest…
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Videos
Uncharted Territory: Exploring the Future of U.S.-China Relations with China's America Hands (Video)
April 5, 2019
Duration: 2 hours 3 minutes
Publications
The Changing Fundamentals of U.S.-China Relations
October 11, 2019
This article was featured in The Washington Quarterly, a magazine with a special focus on international affairs that covers topics including global security, diplomatic relations, and policy implications. Evan Medeiros is a convener of the U.S.-China Research Group on Managing Strategic Competition…