"I feel very sad": leading US-China scholar speaks out on visa restrictions
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
James Chau, host of At Large, the in-house podcast of China-US Focus, interviewed Peking University Professor Wang Jisi in Hong Kong, during which the prominent Chinese scholar of American studies discussed the recent media reports of FBI barring some Chinese scholars from visiting the U.S. over spying fears, the rise of racial profiling in the U.S. and racial discrimination across the world. Professor Wang also discussed the growing U.S.-China rivalry, the concerns that China is moving backward, and his optimism that China is ultimately moving in the right direction.
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Joseph Nye: Condemned to Cooperate, or Be Condemned
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
James Chau on March 24, 2019 interviewed Joseph Nye, University Distinguished Service Professor of Harvard Kennedy School, in Cambridge, MA. Professor Nye is also a contributor to China-US Focus.
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Interview with Wu Xinbo
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
Wu Xinbo is Dean of the Institute of International Studies and Director of the Center for American Studies at Fudan University
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Interview with David Lampton
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
David Lampton is Oksenberg-Rohlen Fellow at Stanford University and Director of SAIS-China at Johns Hopkins University.
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Interview with Stephen Orlins
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
Stephen Orlins is President of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations
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Interview with Governor Bob Holden
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
Bob Holden is President of the United States Heartland China Association, and served as 53rd Governor of Missouri.
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Interview with Cui Tiankai
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
Cui Tiankai is Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the United States
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An Interview with Jimmy Carter
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
The thirty-ninth President of the United States looks back on forty years of diplomatic relations with China, and providing solutions for mankind together.
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What will Canada do?
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
Justin Trudeau is maintaining a political distance, as Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou waits to hear whether she will be extradited to the US. Canada has allowed itself to get caught in the middle, while economist Jeffrey Sachs says the US has set a dangerous precedent. Also in this episode Chinese ride sharing app Didi attempts to make serious inroads in Mexico.
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Huawei - what's going on?
At Large Podcast by China-US Focus
The plot thickens after the arrest - and release on bail - of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou. But Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland says it's a matter for the courts, as two Canadians are now reported to have been detained by China. As Ottawa waits in the middle, what are the implications for the trade truce for Washington and Beijing, and relations between all three? Listen for more. (EP#28)
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