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Obama in Asia – Part III
YaleGlobal , 20 November 2009The US President’s exposure is limited as China’s status rises a notch
SHANGHAI : With President Obama’s visit to China just finished, there’s much to contemplate with regard to the dynamics between the two nations that many, rightly or wrongly, are calling a G2. Obama came to China attempting to settle the direction of America’s relationship with the People’s Republic, and left with increasing China’s international standing by mostly accepting the Chinese terms of the relationship. More >
Obama in Asia – Part II
YaleGlobal , 18 November 2009Listening and consulting gains friends in Southeast Asia
Obama in Asia – Part I
YaleGlobal , 16 November 2009Despite dissimilarities between them, a G2 of China and the US haunts Europe
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The National Interest , 19 November 2009
A new reserve currency would do much for world welfare
Mail and Guardian Online, 18 November 2009
How should the second Green Revolution unfold?
University of Cambridge, 17 November 2009
Human intervention is an age-old threat to the natural environment
The Washington POst, 17 November 2009
Obama’s discussion with Chinese students blocked from domestic media
The Wall Street Journal, 16 November 2009
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