Webinar Series on The Human and Scientific Costs of “China Initiative”
Most technological advancement in the last decades in the US were developed by Chinese – Steven Chu, Nobel Laureate
Law/Legal
PROSECUTING CHINESE “SPIES”
An empirical analysis of the Economi Espionage Act with regard to Asian Americans.
Comparing Chinese and American Law
This lesson explores the Chinese legal system created after the Culture Revolution. It also compares similarities and differences between the Chinese culture’s concepts of the law and America’s view of the legal system.
Legal Reform in China: New Opportunities and New Challenges
Mr. Smith presents China’s development of civil law as well as the foundations from which these laws were developed.
Is One-Party Rule Best for Governance in a Complex World?
A great explanation of the organization of the ruling Chinese Communist Party and how it is able to have total control of the entire country.
The Law & Environment – If you protect the green mountains, you need not be afraid of running out of wood
How to explain the Chinese government’s response, or seemingly lack of response, in dealing with the byproduct of her rapid industrialization.
Legal and Political Reform in China: How to Read the Chinese Leaders’ Mixed Signals?
The progression of China’s “Open Government Information Regulation” from 2002 to 2014
The Value of Vagueness as the Door to Social Change
Learn how vagueness in the Chinese Constitution allows the government to adjust without losing face or power.
China Rising: Domestic and International Challenges
Challenges China faces and misconceptions that U.S. has about China