Public health, healthcare reform and the delivery of medicine in China. 10 articles from 2004 to 2022.
[caption id="attachment_5895" align="alignright" width="300"] The author with her classmates at their MBA graduation from National Taiwan Normal University in 2021.[/caption] I recently returned to the United...
Two years ago, I flew back to a small town in Minnesota, the unlikely place that sparked my interest in China more than two decades ago. I went to see friends and former professors, and learn about the...
Like a bull in a china shop, COVID-19 has shattered lives and wrecked economies worldwide. With millions of people in lockdowns, quarantines, or other forms of restrictions on mobility because of the ongoing...
In an interview with Fox Business News on May 14, U.S. President Donald Trump said, "There are many things we could do (to China). We could cut off the whole relationship." He went on to say, "Now, if you did...
Earlier this year I interviewed Roberta Lipson , CEO and Chair of United Family Hospitals ( UFH ). To learn more about the premium healthcare network, I visited its headquarters in Beijing and spoke to the...
This year marks the 20 th anniversary of Beijing United Family Hospital, the first western-standard joint-venture hospital to open its doors in China. Started as a women’s and children’s hospital, Beijing...
Introduction Western executives are accustomed to long, deliberate planning cycles to research, develop, and launch products in their mature home markets. Many of them find it hard to manage the size...
Let me say it right here: The China-US Partnership to Prevent Spina Bifida – The Evolution of a Landmark Epidemiological Study , by Deborah Kowal, is a monumental work. And here is why. The book is a vivid...
We are all used to reading about tension and controversy between China and the United States. It seems a product made in China is recalled almost every day. Then there are disputes over intellectual property...
One of the main news stories of 2002 was China’s economic rise within Asia. With Japan’s continuing malaise, and other Asian countries still working their way out of the 1997 crisis, China served as the...
Quarterly essays on greater China by scholars who study the region closely, plus notice of our Atlanta events. Published continuously since 2002.