Capitol Hill Roundtable: Asia

Director: Bruce Stokes
April 1, 1997 - October 1, 1997

The Asia-Capitol Hill Roundtable, launched in conjunction with several congressional offices, facilitated interaction between experts in the field and Hill staff aides responsible for framing legislation on Asia issues. The roundtable sessions dealt with a range of Asia-related concerns on the Washington policy agenda, including the U.S.-Japan alliance and China's bid to join the World Trade Organization. These roundtables have been folded into the Council's broader Congress and U.S. Foreign Policy program.

Meetings

Roundtable Meeting

The Chinese View of the Upcoming Sino-U.S. Summit and Other Asian Policy Issues

Presider:

Bruce Stokes

Speaker:

Shao Wenguang, Embassy of the People's Republic of China
October 17, 1997

This meeting is not for attribution.

Roundtable Meeting

An Asian Buffet: The Upcoming Sino-U.S. Simmit and Other Issues on the Asian Policy Platter

Presider:

Bruce Stokes

Speaker:

Sandra J. Kristoff, National Security Council
September 26, 1997

This meeting is not for attribution.

Roundtable Meeting

Hong Kong: The Future of Human Rights and the Rule of Law

Presider:

Bruce Stokes

Speaker:

Martin C. M. Lee, Chairman, Democratic Party, Hong Kong
April 11, 1997

This meeting is not for attribution.

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Roundtable Meeting

The Presidential Commission on U.S.-Pacific Trade and Investment Policy Report

Presider:

Bruce Stokes

Speakers:

Kenneth D. Brody, Vice Chairman, Winslow Partners L.L.C., Clyde V. Prestowitz Jr., Commission/Economic Strategy Institute, Jeff Bingaman, U.S. Senate (D-N.M.)
April 11, 1997

This meeting is not for attribution.