Fifty Years of People-to-People
A round table of every generation of U.S.-China relations experts since normalization
On January 30, The Carter Center’s China Focus initiative (publishers of this newsletter) held a round table titled “Women in U.S.-China Relations: Generational Perspectives” as part of our annual Jimmy Carter Forum on U.S.-China Relations. Panelists included:
Jan Berris, Vice President, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations
Elizabeth Knup, Senior Fellow at the Center for China Analysis, The Asia Society
Rosie Levine, Executive Director, U.S.-China Education Trust
Caroline Pan, Board Director & Vice Chair, 1990 Institute
Lani Wong, Chair & Founding Member, National Association of Chinese Americans - Atlanta
Below is the entire conversation.
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That’s all from Atlanta. Y’all be good.
You ought to have a panel looking at the S&T and education relationships if you are looking at people to people ties. From 1979-2015, S&T cooperation has been one if the foundational elements of bilateral relations. You really can’t understand the U.S.-China relationship without examining the role of research cooperation, student and scholar exchanges, etc.