The Global Role of the US and Implications for the PRC-Papers

The Global Role of the US and Implications for the PRC: A Dialogue Between the New Generation of International Relations' Analysts in the PRC and the US

July 21-23, 2000
Hotel Edgewater
Seattle, Washington

Below is a list of draft papers. These papers were prepared by participants for discussion at the conference. They are in draft form, and have not been proofread or corrected.

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Ted Osius, "An Overview of the Clinton-Gore Administration's Legacy" (PDF 45 KB)
Li Xiaoping's response (PDF 23 KB)
Peter Brookes, "An Overview of the Clinton Administration Legacy for the New Administration" (PDF 25 KB)
Jin Canrong's response (PDF 14 KB)
Andrew Latham, "The Contemporary American Geopolitical Imagination" (PDF 30 KB)
Ren Donglai's response (PDF 29 KB)
Deng Yong, "Is There a US Global Strategy" (PDF 36 KB)
Qin Yaqing's response (PDF 16 KB)
Derek Mitchell, "US Security Strategy for the Asia-Pacific Region" (PDF 23 KB)
Wu Baiyi's response (PDF 31 KB)
Thomas G. Moore, "In Pursuit of Open Markets: US Strategy in the Asia-Pacific" (PDF 37 KB)
Wu Xinbo's response (PDF 15 KB)
Evan A. Feigenbaum, "China's Challenge to Pax Americana: A Tale of Inadvertent Consequences" (PDF 45 KB)
Pan Wei's response (PDF 12 KB)
Timothy B. Weston "Striving for the Pragmatic Middle in PRC-US Relations: Reflections on the Role of American Public Opinion" (PDF 21 KB)
Ni Feng's response (PDF 17 KB)

The Global Role of the US and Implications for the PRC: A Dialogue Between the New Generation of International Relations' Analysts in the PRC and the US

July 21-23, 2000Hotel EdgewaterSeattle, Washington

July 21-23, 2000
Hotel Edgewater
Seattle, Washington