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Constraints on China's Foreign Policy: Inside and Out

Conference

Speakers

Thomas Christensen, Princeton University
Jean C. Oi, Stanford University
Scott Kastner, University of Maryland
Stan Rosen, University of Southern California
Terry Sicular, Stanford Univeristy
Bruce Dickson, George Washington University
Michael H. Armacost, Stanford University
Ely Ratner, RAND Corporation
Tai Ming Cheung, University of California, San Diego

Date and Time

May 4, 2011 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Availability

RSVP

Open to the public.

RSVP required by 5PM May 02.

Location

Bechtel Conference CenterEncina Hall 616 Serra Street Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305

This group of expert panelists seek to assess what China is doing in the global arena and ways in which China's activities on the world stage have changed China and the international system. Many commentaries on China's rise and growing engagement in international affairs seem to posit inexorable behaviors explained by realist theories about the behavior of rising states or the will, cunning, and putative goals of Chinese leaders. Such explanations often ignore or downplay the many ways in which China's foreign policy and behavior on the world stage are shaped by domestic pressures, structural features of the international system, and the initiatives and responses of other countries.

Please note that there will be no multimedia or presentation materials available for download from this event.