Archives for blog topic “China”

Filed in Blog Topics: The Alma and Joseph Gildenhorn Book Series, Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century: A Middle Way between West and East, China, California, Nicolas Berggruen, Nathan Gardels

As the leadership in China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Myanmar, and even the US State Department has recently shifted, former Aspen Strategy Group Director and current Assistant Secretary of State Kurt M. Campbell returned to the institute for a roundtable discussion. The New York Times' David Sanger moderated the session entitled "US Asia Policy: The Path Ahead".

Filed in Blog Topics: Department of State, aspen strategy group, Asia, China, Japan, Myanmar, North Korea, South Korea, Kurt Campbell

Filed in Blog Topics: Washington Ideas Forum, David Rubenstein, Madeleine Albright, Ezekiel Emanuel, China, Health Care

While the previous two presidential debates focused primarily on domestic issues, Monday night’s final debate will spotlight foreign policy and national security exclusively.

Filed in Blog Topics: Election 2012, Iran, China, Russia, Afghanistan, Israel, Defense Budget, al-Qaeda, Foreign Policy, Middle East, Partners for a New Beginning

The question of whether United States is in decline has pervaded panels all week at the Institute’s Ideas Festival, and was particularly prominent in a lively discussion between Harvard Kennedy School professor Nicholas Burns, Brookings Inst

Filed in Blog Topics: China, Nicholas Burns, 2012 Aspen Ideas Festival, Robert Kagan, James Steinberg, Jeffrey Goldberg

On March 20, Zbigniew Brzezinski, former National Security Advisor and author of the recently released Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global Power, came to the Institute’s Washington Ideas Roundtable Series to offer his seasoned perspective on Iran, China, Israel, oil prices, and how the world has changed since the days of global hegemons. Although the discussion was steeped in history, it was firmly forward-looking, with Brzezinski offering diagnoses and prescriptions to keep America a power player in global affairs.

Filed in Blog Topics: China, Afghanistan, The Washington Ideas Roundtable Series, Iran, foreign affairs