From “Confrontation” to “Cooperation” and Back Again
Amy Gadsden, a former special advisor for China in the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, examines the development and shifts of U.S. official legal reform exchanges with China over the past decade.
The EU-China Human Rights Dialogue: Perspectives from NGO Representatives
Catherine Barber and Corinna-Barbara Francis of Amnesty International, Antoine Madelin of the International Federation for Human Rights, Vincent Metten of the International Campaign for Tibet, and Sophie Richardson of Human Rights Watch appraise the dialogue process.
Stories from 30 Years of Legal Exchange
William P. Alford, Donald C. Clarke, Jerome A. Cohen, R. Randle Edwards, James V. Feinerman, Nicholas C. Howson, and Stanley B. Lubman—pioneers and leaders in academic legal exchange with China in the post-“normalization” era—share stories from their early encounters in China.
China’s Deficit in American Studies
Contrary to popular belief, Chinese students know far less about the United States than American students know about China. Terry Lautz discusses the implications for future U.S.-China relations and proposes ways to redress the imbalance.