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Tentative Program
An Update from Washington on US-China Trade RelationsTalent Circulation in the GBAThe Politics of Great Power Tragedy: Do Washington and Beijing Understand Their Competition?AmCham China Annual White PaperDebate: Is Shenzhen the next Silicon Valley?China’s dual circulation and implications for foreign businessesUS-China relations: Perspectives from Former US Ambassadors to ChinaDebate: The End of China’s Economic Reform?Book talk: Stronger: Adapting America’s China Strategy in an Age of Competitive Interdependence with Ryan Hass20th Anniversary of China’s Accession to the WTO: What’s next?

May 5 (Wed) 8:30-9:30 AM

While the comprehensive view of US-China relations will be best characterized as strategic competition, confrontation and cooperation, what is the future prospect of the bilateral relationship over the short, medium and long term? Will/can China rise peacefully, while the US accommodates to its rise? Or is it the primary goal of American grand strategy to contain China as a 'peer competitor' in an anarchic world system? Do Beijing and Washington really understand each other's competition? Will both countries engage in a new cold war as mutual distrust continue to grow? 

 

Please hear from Prof John Mearsheimer, a world renowned international relations scholar on his realist perspective of the relationship, while Robert Daly, a veteran China watcher, will focus on US-China "coopetition" from an humanist approach. 




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