The Turning Point? U.S.-China Relations, Economic Growth, and the Race for Technology Leadership

Join the third annual conference of Big Data China, a collaborative project by CSIS Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics and Stanford University's Center on China's Economy and Institutions (SCCEI). China experts in the policy and academic communities will discuss the key challenges in U.S.-China relations, recent shifts in China's economic governance, and the global implications of technology competition with China.

The event will be broadcast live from this page and YouTube.

This event is made possible by generous support from the Stanford Center on China’s Economy and Institutions.
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[edwardallangabor]

We are exceptionally fortunate to have advisors like Scott and Craig to help our companies navigate the geopolitical complexity that will be the new normal. As Craig says, new power dynamics a
requires a new collaboration model too.

[GeoScorpion]

(1) "Document 79" is "Notice on the Initiative to Launch Value Creation Benchmarking Against World-Class Enterprises 关于开展对标世界一流企业价值创造行动的通知" April 8, 2024 and the CSET translation can be downloaded as a PDF on their Georgetown University site.

(2) Document 551 is "Auditing guidelines for Government Procurement of Imported Products 政府采购进口产品审核指导标准" May 14 2021 (70 pages)

[huJohn]

🙏 Cheer upTaiwan🇹🇼 God bless you. Don't become HongKong；Standup for your freedom Taiwan👍God bless.

[walterfortner]

This interview is smooth, but like many CSIS interviews with other long-tenured fellows, it's crooked and dementedly shallow. What rock has this fellow been living under for 10 years? Either CSIS needs to start adequately re-vetting all well-worn talking heads for demonstrated knowledge to be sufficienly current, or CSIS needs to lower their retirement age and enforce it.