THINK TANKS

Below is the latest from key U.S. think tanks on China issues.

Brookings

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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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Center for Strategic & International Studies

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Council on Foreign Relations

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China Vitae Updates

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Our mission

The American Mandarin Society is a non-partisan, non-profit, members-based organization that serves as a broad forum for the growing numbers of Americans who have studied, researched, and lived in Greater China since the early 1980’s, all of whom have Mandarin language capabilities. The Society aims to facilitate communication, intellectual synergies, cultural and educational exchanges, and other productive collaboration among Americans and Chinese in an effort to support the development of future stewards of U.S.-China relations.  

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Scholarships, Fellowships, and Grants

Started by Joshua Rand-Castillo. Last reply by Jason Jacomet on Tuesday. 1 Reply

A Chinese artist uses 4 naked women playing majiang (四个裸女人打麻将) in oil painting to depict the shifting tides of geopolitics. Do you agree with the following analysis on the popular oil painting?

Started by Jason Jacomet. Last reply by Michael Bond Mar 28. 2 Replies

Chinese Apps and other Software

Started by Ben Kostrzewa. Last reply by Mark Lewellen Mar 19. 14 Replies

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Membership Eligibility

Members must be American citizens or permanent residents who have formally studied Chinese for at least one semester (or summer) and lived in Greater China during or after such studies.

Native speakers of Chinese are welcome to join as long as they are American citizens (or permanent residents) and continue to be engaged in issues relating to Greater China in a professional or personal capacity.

 

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