Events
China and the Persian Gulf
This new book examines China’s role in the Persian Gulf, evolving views on China from within the Gulf, and what China’s presence means for the United States.
KICUS Director J. Stapleton Roy on Xi Jinping and Leadership Change in China
Converting the warm mood music brought by Xi into substantively improved Sino-U.S. ties will demand concessions that both sides are likely to resist.
Sustaining U.S.-China Cooperation in Clean Energy
Sustaining U.S.-China Cooperation in Clean Energy provides a governmental and private-sector overview of the complex dynamics of competition and cooperation behind U.S. and Chinese national efforts to develop their solar, wind, and other alternative energy industries. It assesses systemic differences in clean energy policy between the United States and China and identifies areas of congruence as well as disparity.
Chinese delegation sponsored by U.S.-China Exchange Council visits Woodrow Wilson Center
Director Stapleton Roy was joined by Kent Hughes, Director of the Program on America and the Global Economy, and Don Wolfensberger, Director of the Congress Project to discuss U.S. national policy processes.
China and the Persian Gulf
This new book, edited by program associate Bryce Wakefield and program assistant Susan L. Levenstein, examines China’s role in the Persian Gulf, evolving views on China from within the Gulf, and what China’s presence means for the United States.
Dealing with a Rising China
Director J. Stapleton Roy speaks to the vice president of Walt Disney Parks, and leaders in the Chapman University community at a February 9 event on how to "deal with a rising China."
Woodrow Wilson Center hosts briefing and discussion for Richard A. Boucher, Deputy Secretary of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development
The Woodrow Wilson Center hosted Deputy Secretary of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development, Richard A. Boucher for a briefing and discussion on current economic trends for aspiring OECD members.