1989: Background Reading
As we mark the 30th anniversary of the 1989 protest movement in China, and the subsequent military...
by Sophie Beach | Jun 2, 2019
As we mark the 30th anniversary of the 1989 protest movement in China, and the subsequent military...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 6, 2017
The U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China issued its annual report on Thursday,...
by Samuel Wade | Aug 21, 2017
Late last week, news came that Cambridge University Press had agreed to remove 315 articles from...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 13, 2016
The implication of eight past and present Chinese leader’s relatives—including Xi Jinping’s...
by Sophie Beach | Nov 3, 2015
In June, Tsinghua University professor Daniel Bell published “The China Model: Political...
by Samuel Wade | May 1, 2015
The current China-focused issue of Foreign Affairs examines the recently hot topic of...
by Samuel Wade | Jun 30, 2014
While China often voices suspicion that the U.S. is trying to undermine it, president Barack Obama...
by Samuel Wade | Feb 15, 2013
In the latest installment of China File’s Conversations series, Elizabeth Economy, Andrew J. Nathan and Orville Schell respond to Nina Hachigian’s recommendations to new U.S. secretary of state John Kerry. In a...
by Sophie Beach | Aug 26, 2012
In a lengthy article in Foreign Affairs (reposted by China U.S. Focus), Andrew J. Nathan of Columbia University and Andrew Scobell of RAND, give an in-depth look at the current U.S.-China relationship by examining how Beijing...
by Sophie Beach | Mar 26, 2009
For McKinsey and Company’s What Matters site, Andrew Nathan argues that global economic dominance may not be enough for China: It is true China has achieved decades of breathtaking growth. It now ranks at or near the top...