by Lyle J. Goldstein We’re pleased to cross-post here, with Dr. Goldstein’s permission, this op-ed he recently published on The American Conservative. Dr. Goldstein, who teaches at the U.S. Naval …
Chinese, U.S. strategic experts discuss the South China Sea
“I believe South China Sea will be a testing ground for the future of the U.S.-China geopolitical relationship. Will it be a rivalry, strategic rivalry, or competition within a rule-based …
JWE’s US-China dialogue to address economic issues, Oct. 31
On October 31, Just World Educational will release the second session of the US-China Public Dialogue that JWE is holding jointly with the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin …
Chinese strategic expert calls for revived US-Chinese dialogue
Ambassador He Yafei, a high-ranking former Chinese diplomat currently affiliated with a Beijing think-tank, warned recently that in the absence of any official strategic dialogue between the United States and …
JWE launches dialogue project with Beijing’s Chongyang Institute
On October 10, Just World Educational will be launching Phase 2 of its “World After Covid” project, in which it will be focusing on the rapidly shifting balance between the …
Our July convo on China with Amb. Chas Freeman
Back in early July, I was lucky to have Amb. Chas W. Freeman, Jr. as my guest on Just World Ed’s “World After Covid” webinar series. Near the beginning of …
Will China be the New Russia? The Future of American Geopolitics
In the background of this look ahead is the extent to which China has spoiled the triumphalist narrative that was spun in the West after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Another American first: A self-collapsing empire!
Americans are well-known for their ingenuity and many of them (including Pres. Donald J. Trump) love to crow about being “Number One!”
Covid-19 sharply headbutts U.S. hegemony
Within just 100 days, the Covid-19 pandemic has significantly shifted the balance of power in the global system from the United States toward China.
Amb. Chas Freeman warns of global consequences of any US war on Iran
Washington DC, May 18– Any U.S. military attack against Iran could very well trigger Iranian retaliation using such means as bombings and cyber attacks, and if these in turn should …