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Chinese Economy

Analysis

Navigating the Securitization of the U.S.-China Econom…

[Editor’s Note: Kacie Miura is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of…
Interviews

An Interview with Logan Wright: What Challenges are th…

As the Year of the Dragon begins, the critical question for China is: Will it be able to…
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China, the U.S. and Developing Countries News Roundup:…

Chinese and U.S. Engagement with Developing Countries News Roundup: March 15th-26th  Every two weeks, The Carter Center’s China…
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Chinese and U.S. Engagement with Developing Countries…

Image: The New York Times Every two weeks, The Carter Center’s China Program releases an overview of major…
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Selling Egypt down the river? China supercharges Ethio…

An update to this piece was published on June 5, 2021. Ethiopia is currently in the process of…
Analysis

Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

Is Sudan being exploited by foreign powers? What are the environmental impacts of Chinese mines in the Central…
Analysis

China and America: The Age of Realist Geoeconomics by…

“Post-World War II Asia experienced a transformation of the strategic environment, defined by two changes. For the first…
Analysis

Financial System Engagement and Harmonization by David…

“During the 40 years since the normalization of U.S.-China relations, a key issue has been financial system engagement…
Analysis

Jintong Li: What Has the Regan-Liu Dialogue Told US

By Jintong Li The “debate” between anchors from Fox and CGTN, Trish Regan and Xin LIU, which covered…
Analysis

Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

This issue first explores why China may be becoming more cautious about lending to Africa, a Chinese company’s…
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Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

How is China’s aid associated with African leaders’ home regions? Why is the trade talk between China and…
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Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

Every two weeks, The Carter Center’s China Program releases an overview of major events involving Chinese and US…
Analysis

Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

Every two weeks, The Carter Center’s China Program releases an overview of major events involving Chinese and US…
Analysis

Chinese and US Engagement with Developing Countries Ne…

Every two weeks, The Carter Center’s China Program releases an overview of major events involving Chinese and US…
Analysis

China’s Addiction to Unproductive Infrastructure

China’s impressive infrastructure projects have been the subjects of both international praise and criticism. A recent New York…
Analysis

When Australians Feel Unsettled: The Limits of China’s…

China scholar Feng Chongyi has returned to Australia after being held in China for questioning by Chinese authorities.…
Analysis

It’s Not Easy Being Green: US-China Divergence o…

Enveloped in smog and following Premier Li Keqiang’s promise to “make our [China’s] skies blue again”, the city…
Analysis

Can Jack Ma Create One Million Jobs in the U.S.? Maybe…

On January 9, Jack Ma, founder and chairman of the Alibaba e-Commerce Group, travelled to Trump Tower in…
Analysis

One Belt One Road Challenges and Opportunities

Dr. Da Hsuan Feng is and internationally renowned speaker, and the the special assistant director of the University…
Analysis

JIN ON JIN: Two Contrasting Perspectives On The Future…

Editor’s note: General Jin Yinan, an influential professor at the National Defence University in China, and Christopher Jin,…
Analysis

New Kid On The Block: The Asian Infrastructure Bank

Since their ascension into the U.N and acceptance into the World Bank and World Trade organization, China has…
Analysis

China warns Trump: Good luck bringing jobs back to U.S…

After President-elect Donald Trump, Vice President-elect Mike Pence and Carrier Corporations came to the conclusion of keeping nearly…
Analysis

Complex, Enormous and Growing: A Review of “China and…

The views expressed in this article belong entirely to the authors of “China and Africa: A Century of…
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BOOK REVIEW – Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working a…

Trade Not Aid: Africa’s Salvation Lies with a New Approach The most important and innovative aspect of Dambisa…
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Development with Chinese Characteristics and the West:…

The theories behind international aid are constantly changing, debated and refined.  These programs and processes have clear historical…
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China: Global Leader in Africa

Last week, a colleague of mine wrote an article which detailed some points made by Yun Sun, a…
Analysis

The U.S. Presidential Election & its Impact on US…

On August 25th, 2016, the Carter Center’s China Program and the Georgia China Alliance cohosted “U.S.-China Relations: After…
Analysis

OBOR: Can It Reduce the Growing Gap between Hong Kong…

In his annual policy address in January 2016, Hong Kong Chief Executive C.Y. Leung chose to put the…
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Exclusive: Robert Zoellick: “No hard landing, but expe…

  On May 21, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) held a panel discussion to publicize…
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Much Ado About Steel Dumping

There’s no doubt that US-China trade is becoming a hot-button issue in this election cycle. Everyone from New…
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China’s Dream of a New Silk Road Runs Into Hurdl…

Families were still at home when the bulldozers came. Children were returning from school exams. The residents of…
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Wang Feng’s Fuze: China’s Answer To PlaySt…

China remains a tough market for Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox despite the government’s decision to lift…
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China’s High-Tech Future Emerges in Factory Town…

Formerly a collection of fishing enclaves next door to Hong Kong that became the epicenter of China’s manufacturing-driven…
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China’s ‘Zombie’ Steelmakers Hit Wit…

BEIJING — The U.S. government has imposed massive tariffs on Chinese steelmakers in a bid to halt what…
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Why the U.S. Needs to Listen to China, and Why China N…

The relationship between the United States and China involves cooperation and competition, but recently the latter has received…
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As China’s Economy Slows, Workers’ Anger S…

As the demand for products from China has decreased due to increasing labor costs and declining capital investment,…