Official account of the U.S.-China Perception Monitor, a publication by The Carter Center's China Focus Initiative
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In September, Amb. Kritenbrink joined @cartercenter.bsky.social and @ncuscr.bsky.social to discuss where U.S.-China relations are headed based on his long career as a diplomat in Asia. His main conclusion? Stable, managed competition.
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We're looking forward to hosting the Jimmy Carter Forum on U.S.-China Relations Jan. 29 & 30. The theme is Women in U.S.-China Relations. Join us for keynotes and panels with former U.S. diplomats, diplomacy experts, and academics. RSVP here: bit.ly/3KJjgCr
No one in America likes their HOA. However, according to @shitongqiao.bsky.social, HOAs are an important site of actually existing democracy in China that depend on a strong state while potentially threatening it. Alice Liu asks him how this could be.
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Sandra Tarte at The University of the South Pacific spoke with Rory O'Connor about how Fiji, Micronesia's most influential state, is navigating U.S.-China tensions.
Micronesia in Macropolitics w/ Sanra Tarte
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Tyler Quillen talks with @tongzhao.bsky.social at @carnegieendowment.org about the consequences of America's illiberal turn for China and its neighbors
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Join us for this virtual discussion of what recent studies of public opinion from both sides of the Pacific reveal about how Chinese people see their place in the world.
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As economic tensions escalate between Washington and Beijing, @stimsoncenter.bsky.social's Yun Sun explains why the trade was will ultimately work in China's favor.
The Trade War's Not That Bad for China w/ Yun Sun
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Antonina Łuszczykiewicz-Mendis on China's new hydropower mega project in Tibet, impacts on India, and the international politics of rivers.
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Xiang Biao at the @maxplanck.de explains that alienation in Chinese society means moving as fast as possible to nowhere.
The Unbearable Busyness of Hummingbirds w/ Xiang Biao
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Yawei Liu & Nick Zeller of (@uscnpm.bsky.social) and Renard Sexton (Emory University), join us to discuss their China Pulse survey findings and how Chinese public opinion shapes U.S.-China relations and the ongoing trade conflict.
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When the dust settles, U.S.-China relations will remain mostly competitive.
Yawei Liu, Renard Sexton, and Nick Zeller join Jessica Bissett to discuss findings from China Pulse, a Carter Center and Emory University survey project, on how Chinese public opinion shapes U.S.-Chin...
