On March 16, China’s new Premier, Li Keqiang, held his debut press conference, revealing what the nature of his tenure could become while leaving many questions unanswered. A confident and humorous…
On January 7, President Obama nominated his long-time supporter and two-term GOP senator from Nebraska, Chuck Hagel, to succeed Leon Panetta as the Secretary of Defense. The nomination has aroused…
This paper examines three initiatives that the United States government is currently implementing or considering in response to Chinese Internet censorship. The first initiative, primarily sponsored by the State Department,…
On February 13th, Dean John Quelch of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) spoke with the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs about e-commerce and how it’s transforming the Chinese…
On March 1 2012, the villagers of Wukan (13,000 inhabitants), in Southern China’s Guangdong province, will elect their village representatives under the supervision of a self-chosen committee. This unique case…
