Prospects for US-China Relations in 2019
predicts that bilateral tensions will lead Chinese leaders to seek better ties with regional neighbors.
Trump, Trade, and China
The biggest cloud hanging over the world economy is the incipient trade war with China launched by US President Donald Trump. But with America’s closest allies rejecting Trump's protectionism, can the US really afford to go it alone?
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Who’s Afraid of China’s Influence?
urges Western leaders to avoid overreacting to Chinese efforts to cultivate soft power.
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Trump’s Economic War of Choice
says that US attempts to kneecap the Chinese economy are both misguided and potentially self-defeating.
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The War on Huawei
argues that the US is singling out the company because it is an economic threat, not a security risk.
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Are China’s Trade Practices Really Unfair?
argues that Western companies' complaints are rooted in fears over the narrowing competitiveness gap.
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A Reciprocal Solution to the US-China Trade Dispute
proposes a balanced and reciprocal approach to resolve escalating Sino-American tensions once and for all.
