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Smart Power in U.S.-China Relations

The CSIS Commission on China helps shape a more constructive and effective American approach to the U.S.-China relationship.
CSIS has launched a high-level Commission, co-chaired by former Secretary of Defense William Cohen and Hank Greenberg of C.V. Starr & Company, to help shape a more constructive and effective American approach to the U.S.-China relationship. Specifically, in March 2009, the Commission released a concrete set of policy recommendations for both the Obama administration and the 111th Congress on how the United States can work with China to bring to bear their respective soft power to promote the global public good, while simultaneously ensuring the protection of U.S. interests. The CSIS Commission on China's report Smart Power in U.S.-China Relations presents a strategic framework for the relationship based on the need to cooperatively address transnational challenges. View the report here.
CSIS Commission on China
CEO, C.V. Starr & Co, Inc. Former Secretary of Defense
John S. Chen, CEO, Sybase, Inc.
Representative Rick Larsen (D-WA)
Dr. Amory B. Lovins, Founder, Rocky Mountain Institute
Dr. Edward Tsang Lu, Google Inc.
Project Director: Carola McGiffert
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