Economy of the People's Republic of China Commentary

Red Dawn

Morton Abramowitz | Jul 02, 2009
Like it or not, China is rising. Negotiating with Beijing based on shared interests will work a lot better than scolding it for not being a responsible stakeholder in the international system.

The 17th Party Congress

Drew Thompson | Oct 23, 2007
At the Chinese Communist Party Congress this week, President Hu Jintao outlined his vision for the next five years. The highlights: an offer to negotiate with Taiwan, up-and-coming party leaders and Beijing’s space program.

Toward U.S.-China Trade Wars?

Dan Steinbock | Oct 12, 2007
Enacting new legislation that levies punitive duties on imported Chinese goods will have a negative effect on the U.S. economy. Congress should consider the consequences before approving this measure.

A Chinese Party

Rebecca N. White | Oct 11, 2007
Expect a Sino status quo to emerge from the upcoming Communist Party Congress.

A Tough Act to Follow

Paul J. Saunders | Oct 25, 2006
An upsurge in energy revenue has helped precipitate an assertive Russian foreign policy. But China provides an alternative model for transforming economic growth into international influence, a model Moscow might want to take a close look at.

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