In U.S.-China Relations, the Threat of Conflict Is Present but Not Inevitable
There are more forces working against conflict between U.S. and China than towards it.
Economics
Margaret Lewis on ethnic profiling in the DOJ’s China Initiative
The name of the DOJ/FBI/CIA policy “China Initiative” is itself a form of “racial profiling”.
China Is A Paper Dragon
Can democracy compete in the 21st century with autocracies?
The Logic of U.S.-China Competition
No country, China included — is about to displace the U.S. in terms of overall power resources in the next few decades.
The People’s Republic of China: 70 Years of Economic History
“The upward trajectory over the last 70 years has been filled with watershed moments, strategic directives, and shocking tragedies — and all of this can be traced back to the founding of the PRC”
The Commune System (1950s)
“Well-organized human labor was seen as the key to development as China”
China: Rise of an Asian Giant
China has come a long way since the establishment of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949.
Rural Transition in China
“In today’s rural China, the rural community has been transformed beyond recognition”
The Village that Changed China Forever
A village that changed the rural economic model of China.
China Looms Large in Biden Infrastructure Plan
Long competition with China is beginning to color all manner of American policy move.