James J. Shinn U.S.- Asia Roundtable

Director: Dov S. Zakheim
October 1, 1999 - April 1, 2000

The purpose of the roundtable is to identify the most salient issues that might be suitable for in-depth examination by a Council task force on this subject. This series addresses a range of issues, including security, economic, environmental and social issues, affecting individual states in the region, the region as a whole, and major extraregional actors such as China and Japan, as well as American policy concerns, relating to those issues. Each meeting addresses its theme against the backdrop of U.S. policy and highlight current and prospective issues and challenges for American policymakers.

Meetings

Roundtable Meeting

The Role of Outside Powers in Southeast Asia: China, Japan and Australia

Panelist: Dov S. Zakheim, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations
Speaker: Roger M. Kubarych, Henry Kaufman Senior Fellow, International Economics and Finance, Council on Foreign Relations
March 1, 2000

Contact: Chikondi Mseka at 202-518-3421 or cmseka@cfr.org

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Civil Society Development and Environmental NGO’s in China

Presider: Elizabeth C. Economy, Senior Fellow for China, Council on Foreign Relations
Speaker: Sheri Xiaoyi Liao, President, Global Village of Beijing; Producer, “Time for Environment”, China Central Television
February 1, 2000
Roundtable Meeting

China Debates the Future Security Environment

Presider: Andrew J. Nathan, Columbia University
Speaker: Michael Pillsbury, Visiting Senior Fellow, National Defense University
January 26, 2000

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