** Please note the change of location.** Driven by its huge appetite for energy and other resources, China has dramatically expanded its economic relations with resource-rich economies in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. This expansion of trade and investment has brought with it cries of a new Chinese imperialism in some circles even as it has won praise as a new model for development, in others. Whether a boom or a bane for economic development, China's expanding economic presence in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East has created new challenges for American foreign policy. Please join Joshua Eisenman, author of a forthcoming American Strategy Program paper on China's trade and investment with Africa, as well as Ambassador David Shinn and Flynt Leverett for a stimulating discussion. Participants Featured Speakers Joshua Eisenman Senior Fellow for China Studies, American Foreign Policy Council Former Assistant Director of China studies, The Nixon Center Ambassador David Shinn Adjunct Professor, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University Former Ambassador to Burkina Faso and Ethiopia Flynt Leverett Senior Research Fellow, American Strategy Program, New America Foundation Co-author, Race For Iran Moderator Samuel Sherraden Policy Analyst, Economic Growth Program, New America Foundation
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
China's New Resource Diplomacy
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** Please note the change of location.** Driven by its huge appetite for energy and other resources, China has dramatically expanded its economic relations with resource-rich economies in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. This expansion of trade and investment has brought with it cries of a new Chinese imperialism in some circles even as it has won praise as a new model for development, in others. Whether a boom or a bane for economic development, China's expanding economic presence in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East has created new challenges for American foreign policy. Please join Joshua Eisenman, author of a forthcoming American Strategy Program paper on China's trade and investment with Africa, as well as Ambassador David Shinn and Flynt Leverett for a stimulating discussion. Participants Featured Speakers Joshua Eisenman Senior Fellow for China Studies, American Foreign Policy Council Former Assistant Director of China studies, The Nixon Center Ambassador David Shinn Adjunct Professor, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University Former Ambassador to Burkina Faso and Ethiopia Flynt Leverett Senior Research Fellow, American Strategy Program, New America Foundation Co-author, Race For Iran Moderator Samuel Sherraden Policy Analyst, Economic Growth Program, New America Foundation
** Please note the change of location.** Driven by its huge appetite for energy and other resources, China has dramatically expanded its economic relations with resource-rich economies in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. This expansion of trade and investment has brought with it cries of a new Chinese imperialism in some circles even as it has won praise as a new model for development, in others. Whether a boom or a bane for economic development, China's expanding economic presence in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East has created new challenges for American foreign policy. Please join Joshua Eisenman, author of a forthcoming American Strategy Program paper on China's trade and investment with Africa, as well as Ambassador David Shinn and Flynt Leverett for a stimulating discussion. Participants Featured Speakers Joshua Eisenman Senior Fellow for China Studies, American Foreign Policy Council Former Assistant Director of China studies, The Nixon Center Ambassador David Shinn Adjunct Professor, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University Former Ambassador to Burkina Faso and Ethiopia Flynt Leverett Senior Research Fellow, American Strategy Program, New America Foundation Co-author, Race For Iran Moderator Samuel Sherraden Policy Analyst, Economic Growth Program, New America Foundation
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