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1/ Out today! “#GlobalChina: Assessing China’s Growing Role in the World” is a current, broad-scope, and fact-based resource for understanding China — no longer a “rising power,” but rather a global actor. brook.gs/3iFfXf9
.@RepAdamSchiff applauds the “clear set of recommendations” and “insights from an impressive array of experts” discussed in our forthcoming title, #GlobalChina: Assessing China’s Growing Role in the World. brook.gs/3iFfXf9 
3/ In the new edited volume #GlobalChina, @ProfTalmadge argues that competition in the U.S.-China nuclear relationship is intensifying.
Read her analysis and suggestions for policymakers as the relationship heats up: brook.gs/3iFfXf9
Read her analysis and suggestions for policymakers as the relationship heats up: brook.gs/3iFfXf9
1/ The Brookings #GlobalChina initiative is rolling out its latest round of research, this one on China’s efforts to adapt global governance to suit its aims. The following thread provides a brief summary of the research findings. brook.gs/2RfI5Gu
2/ Although China traditionally focused on the U.N.’s development activities, Beijing now flexes its muscles in the heart of the U.N. — its peace and security work. Reflections and analysis from Jeffrey Feltman via our #GlobalChina project: brook.gs/2GeFAC7 #UNGA75
3/ At times, Beijing has promoted women’s equality; at others, it has undermined civil society and human rights defenders, critical actors for advancing gender equality. @DariusLongarino explores the record: brook.gs/2Z27iIO #GlobalChina
1/ China now touches virtually every region in the world. How is its increasing involvement impacting the Middle East, Latin America, South Asia, and the Pacific? Read new research, our latest additions to the world-spanning #GlobalChina project: brook.gs/2UCrxuv
2/ Latin American governments largely welcomed trade and investment ties with China in the mid-2000s, but the honeymoon has morphed into a more pragmatic embrace, @piccone_ted writes in new #GlobalChina research: brook.gs/2Osrjmg
3/ Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro has criticized China, as @htrinkunas explains. But the confrontational dynamic is a marked departure from the historical trend in Brazil-China relations: brook.gs/2Wqw588 #GlobalChina brookingsinstitution.sharepoint.com/:i:/r/sites/FP…
Japan's subsidies to relocate production of essential goods from China to Japan or Southeast Asia to cope with #COVID__19 supply chain disruptions does not amount to decoupling, it is risk management. Yet, significant move given Japan-China rapprochement of recent years. 1/
In my paper for @BrookingsFP’s #GlobalChina project, I explain that growing uncertainty about the role of the U.S. created a powerful incentive for Japan and China to stabilize their relationship after years in disrepair. brook.gs/3c4i0ng 2/
Without a doubt, the Japan-China relationship is complex. While many believe that China has eclipsed Japan, a focus on economic statecraft renders this conclusion premature. 3/
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