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Ka Zeng and Wendy Edelberg join us to examine the dramatically different visions the U.S. and China have for the global economy.

How the U.S. and China Run the Global Economy

Ka Zeng and Wendy Edelberg join us to examine the dramatically different visions the U.S. and China have for the global economy.

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Viola Zhou and Dr. Zhifan Luo explain why both governments see cultural issues as paramount to the security and future of the nation, and how ordinary citizens looking for entertainment can get caught in the clash.

Why are U.S.-China Cultural Perceptions So Tense?

Ma Tianjie joins the National Committee to describe the stunning story behind China’s environmental awakening.

The Story Behind China’s Environmental Awakening

Gender, Policy, and Progress: Women in China’s STEM Fields

Kongjian Yu joins the National Committee to explain how ancient Chinese wisdom can combat climate change in urban architecture

Climate-Proofing Cities Using Landscape Architecture

PIP Fellows Mark W. Fraizer and Nick R. Smith discuss urbanization in China, its consequences, and how it relates to other parts of the world.

Urbanization and its Consequences in China

Irene Wu joins the National Committee to discuss soft power and how countries like China use it.

How is China Using Soft Power?

Forging a New Path Forward: Navigating the Future of U.S.-China Relations

Riding the Tariff Rollercoaster: U.S.-China Trade in Turbulent Times

Let Only Red Flowers Bloom: Identity and Belonging in Xi Jinping’s China 

CHINA Town Hall: Ryan Hass, Matthew Turpin, Lingling Wei

The Struggle for Hong Kong: Reflections on the Protests of the 2010s and the Crackdowns of the 2020s

Case Studies on Chinese Outbound Investment: Brazil and Guinea