Reflecting on the passing of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, grateful I was able to capture her experience with China in a podcast. With the war in Ukraine raging, her death seems like the end of an era. https://t.co/VxpJ3s3lKL
Glad to see Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman’s trip to China has been worked out. She’s been many times in previous roles, but might I suggest these interviews with two former Deputies on handling China? https://t.co/d7QP8XLvHq https://t.co/kTOoZDOzQO
Excellent piece from NPR's Emily Feng on how China became the global leader of polysilicon used in solar panels. Critical for understanding industrial policies, global supply chains, tech transfer, and green growth.
https://t.co/g8T7fixHs0
Curious about John Kerry’s Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua before their Shanghai meeting? Former US climate envoy Todd Stern spent countless hours w Xie and describes him in this podcast. https://t.co/XOsuIU5x7G
Delighted to share the appointment of @USChinaGU’s @jamesbgreen as our inaugural China Policy Fellow! During his fellowship, James will lead a research project that considers the policy implications for the US of China’s economic and governance “model.” https://t.co/zixB6JaHm9
I'll be carrying it into the Biden Administration, helping to build a post-neoliberal vision for our international economic policy and foreign policy as Senior Director for International Economics & Labor at the NSC/NEC. 5/
Thanks to @BBCBusiness for hearing my thoughts on #trade in the upcoming U.S.-China meeting in Alaska.
Also appreciate being asked about diplomatic "truculence" -- who knew SAT words could be so useful?
"On some of the #trade and investment issues.. there’s not going to be much room for meeting of the minds"
As President Biden's team hold their first #USA#China meeting in Alaska ex-US trade official @jamesbgreen
explains why tensions remain
https://t.co/C9K9ykiTyV
"An inspired choice.. [with] the trade know-how to move things forward for #USA#trade policy".
#Biden pick for @USTradeRep, Katherine Tai, shows a desire to play in the international system.
Ex-colleague @jamesbgreen reflects on her confirmation hearing
https://t.co/M2JgSq8FhD
“The strong should not bully the weak,” President Xi said. “Decisions should not be made by simply showing off strong muscles or waving a big fist.” #DavosAgenda
Listening to @jamesbgreen, @LuXiaomeng, @damienics and our China Program Director Jean Oi discuss the short- and long-term implications of the Fifth Plenum Decision for China-U.S. “Decoupling” and the world’s economic and technology ecosystems