Former National Security Advisor Stephen J. Hadley '69 will explore “US National Security Policymaking and the Future of U.-China Relations” in a chat with Cornell Government and Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy scholar Jessica Chen Weiss
April 17 at 5 pm, 120 Physical Sciences Bldg
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Jessica Chen Weiss of Cornell University explores how U.S.-China academic exchanges serve national interests in our Scholarly Recoupling report. Discover her insights in the chapter here:
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I appreciate Nayib Bukele reading my Foreign Affairs article.He should receive credit for the dramatic reduction in crime.But it's misguided to ignore the costs.Liberal democracy is not 'a novel interpretation of democracy' but one that values civil liberties, checks & balances/1

Here's my latest column World Politics Review. I wanted to contextualize the recent debate over China's advanced manufacturing push, thinking of overcapacity or 'excess' as a common feature of Chinese governance. 1/8 worldpoliticsreview.com/china-manufact…

Wow, I am so thrilled and honored that Wuhan is NPR's Book of the Day:

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Former National Security Adviser Stephen J. Hadley ’69 will explore “U.S. National Security Policymaking and the Future of U.S.-China Relations” in a fireside chat on April 17. CornellArts&Sciences Jessica Chen Weiss Cornell Alumni news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

And here’s an ungated link to our Foreign Affairs piece on the rift in Russians’ support for Putin and the war in Ukraine:

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I’m finally catching my breath today. Thank you everyone for the kind words of support. Let us also show our respect and appreciation to First Lady Tammy Murphy for her continued service to our state and country. It’s important to take a step back and remember that we are all a…

New article in International Studies Quarterly: How do tech revolutions produce economic power transitions? I propose a causal path around general-purpose technologies, which demand different institutional shifts than standard focus on monopolizing innovation in key sectors.
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Rep. Ro Khanna says potential TikTok ban won't solve the problem, calls for 'narrowly tailored law' abcnews.go.com/Politics/khann…

Sharing a short op-ed in Taipei Times/Liberty Times highlighting emerging political fault lines in the US and how Taiwan can best protect its interests in an upcoming era of fractiousness in the US. taipeitimes.com/News/editorial…

Wow. bob davis talks to Nancy Pelosi, about China, Xi Jinping, DC lobbyists, and her controversial trip to Taiwan. Quite an interview. thewirechina.com/2024/03/17/nan…

.Isaac B. Kardon & I have a new piece today on an important, emerging trend in the international security environment: More & more countries are engaging in security cooperation/assistance from *both* the United States and China. Why? 1/n
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Pleased to have had the chance to highlight the voices of others in China who think these kind of attacks go too far: npr.org/2024/03/16/123…

China's government work report on March 5 did not include the phrase 'peaceful unification'

Significant for Taiwan policy? Probably not.

On March 6, Xi Jinping told Two Sessions delegates to promote 'peaceful unification' and cross-Strait exchanges and cooperation

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#OpenAccess from our latest issue -

Commercial Casualties: Political Boycotts and International Disputes - cup.org/3Hs4Mld

- Jessica Chen Weiss, Panle Jia Barwick (@UWMadison), Shanjun Li (@Cornell) & Jeremy L. Wallace (@Cornell)

What will the Two Sessions and Li Qiang's first government work report tell us about China's economy, politics and foreign policy?

Delighted to host an Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) event w/Christopher Johnson, Guonan Ma & Jessica Chen Weiss online at 9am US ET on March 6:

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Been taking a break from posting for a while. As good an excuse as any to get back into it: A new essay on the South China Sea and U.S. strategy toward China
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Thanks so much to Scott Simon and his team at NPR for interviewing me on today's NPRWeekend Edition about how 'China's economic influence in the Middle East could potentially help it broker peace'!!! npr.org/2024/02/10/123… Stanford Press National Committee on U.S.-China Relations

I'm excited to see this beautiful galley of my book, At the Edge of Empire. It's an essential work on China today — tracing its path from Mao to Xi, and its ties with America. And I tell of my father's journey with the Chinese army to Xinjiang. Pre-order: penguinrandomhouse.com/books/602734/a…