Wilson Center Experts
Charles Maier
Distinguished Scholar
History and Public Policy Program
Contact Information:
Expertise:
History
Affiliation:
Saltonstall Professor of History, Harvard University
Wilson Center Project(s):
"Once Within Borders: History and Territory Since 1500"
Term:
Jan 01, 2011
Jun 01, 2011
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The Long Term Future of U.S.-Chinese Relations: Economic, Political, and Historical Aspects (Day 1)
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Given historical patterns, how likely is it that the rise of China will be peaceful? Will it, as has historically been the case, lead to conflict between the United States and China? Experts at this August 2, 2010 conference discussed historical, military, and economic aspects of U.S.-Chinese relations and what the long-term outlook is for the relationship. Watch the webcast of the entire conference here! more
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August 03, 2010 // 9:00am — 4:45pm
Given historical patterns, how likely is it that the rise of China will be peaceful? Will it, as has historically been the case, lead to conflict between the United States and China? Experts at this August 2, 2010 conference discussed historical, military, and economic aspects of U.S.-Chinese relations and what the long-term outlook is for the relationship. Watch the webcast of the entire conference here! more
The Long Term Future of U.S.-Chinese Relations: Economic, Political, and Historical Aspects (Day 2)
August 03, 2010 // 9:00am — 4:45pm
Given historical patterns, how likely is it that the rise of China will be peaceful? Will it, as has historically been the case, lead to conflict between the United States and China? Experts at this August 2, 2010 conference discussed historical, military, and economic aspects of U.S.-Chinese relations and what the long-term outlook is for the relationship. Watch the webcast of the entire conference here!
The Long Term Future of U.S.-Chinese Relations: Economic, Political, and Historical Aspects (Day 1)
August 02, 2010 // 1:45pm — 5:30pm
Given historical patterns, how likely is it that the rise of China will be peaceful? Will it, as has historically been the case, lead to conflict between the United States and China? Experts at this August 2, 2010 conference discussed historical, military, and economic aspects of U.S.-Chinese relations and what the long-term outlook is for the relationship. Watch the webcast of the entire conference here!
Territory, Statehood, and Sovereignty from Westphalia to Globalization
February 07, 2011 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
The possession of territory or bounded political space has been crucial for the modern state, but historians and political analysts have left its properties unexamined. How have the premises and practices of territoriality changed from the seventeenth century to our own era?