The Monitor is a newsletter produced by the U.S.-China Perception Monitor, a publication operated by The Carter Center's China Focus initiative.
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Make China Great Again w/ Rongbin Han
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We are pleased to invite early career policy professionals, academics, and advanced graduate students to submit individual, policy-oriented paper proposals around this year’s theme – Globalization After Globalization: Geo-...
Half-Vicious w/ Jennifer Lind
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We are pleased to invite early career policy professionals, academics, and advanced graduate students to submit individual, policy-oriented paper proposals around this year’s theme – Globalization After Globalization: Geo-...
After Beijing, the Real Deal is Restraint
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The Carter Center’s Emerging Voices conference will be held in Nanjing this year, followed by attendance at the 20th China goes Global forum in Guangzhou. Although the total number of participants The Carter Center ca...
An Octopus with Many Tentacles w/ Lynette Ong
Apartment in commune. Interior. Shanghai, China. 1981. Source.
China’s ambitious state-led urbanization accelerated in the early 2010s, annually increasing urban construction by 1.2 million acres— double the size of Rhode Island’s l...
Rethinking the Carter Era w/ Peng Sheng
Jimmy Carter at Friendship Store. Shanghai, China. 1981. Source.
How should we understand the transformation of U.S.-China relations from the Cold War era to today’s technological rivalry? Was the Carter administration’s Chin...
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The U.S.-China Perception Monitor is published by the China Focus initiative at The Carter Center. We are committed to waging peace by promoting understanding between the United States and China and seeking paths for international cooperation.
Senior Program Associate and Lead Researcher on public opinion for The Carter Center's China Focus initiative. Empires age like dynamite.
Juan Zhang is the managing editor for the Chinese language U.S.-China Perception Monitor (中美印象, zmyinxiang.org) and a senior writer for the English website.
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