This issue of China Currents features an eclectic mix of topics that would capture more of our attention if the world were not obsessed with the coronavirus pandemic. In that world, U.S.-China relations are not expected to markedly improve, whoever wins the…
Dexter Roberts, Sept. 18, 2020: "The Myth of Chinese Capitalism" sponsored by the China Research Center and the Georgia Tech Center for International Business Education and Research. https://youtu.be/jRy17TMgHqA
The Center welcomes our newest Associate, Cecilia Gu: Dr. Qian (Cecilia) Gu’s research interests lie at the intersection of corporate strategy and international business. In particular, she is interested in understanding how emerging market firms strategize to respond to the…
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Making sense out of the current moment is challenging to say the least. The coronavirus pandemic has overtaken and overshadowed everything, which is why this edition of China Currents is dedicated to examining the impact of the crisis on China from a…
This edition of China Currents offers three distinct types of articles. The first group of three essays focuses on China’s expanding relationships in Latin America and the Caribbean. All three were first published by The Carter Center as part of the China Research Center…
The New York Times, 5 Feb. 2020: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/opinion/coronavirus-china-news-journalism.html
The Center's annual lecture this year was given by Dr. Barry Naughton, the So Kwanlok Professor at the School of Global Policy and Strategy, University of California, San Diego. His topic, "China’s Great Gamble: Can the Chinese Government Create a…
The Breakfast Briefing panel provided the audience with a wide range of perspectives on the fast-moving changes happening in China and with U.S.-China business. The CRC thanks the Georgia State University Confucius Institute, the Chinese Business Association of Atlanta and…
The Sixth Annual Meeting of the International Consortium for China Studies, focusing on “The Rise of China and Its Impact on Developing Countries” was co-organized by The International Consortium for China Studies, The China Research Center, The Carter Center & The Institute of Developing Nations…