Dr. Li Jinkui
Dr. Li Jinkui is a Senior Research Fellow of the China Development Institute with a focus on Finance revenue, Urban Planning and management, tourism programming, and urbanization of rural areas.Mr. Li Jinkui used to...
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David Firestein
David J. Firestein is EastWest Institute’s Vice President for the Strategic Trust-Building Initiative and Track 2 Diplomacy. In this capacity, he oversees EWIs China, East Asia and United States Program and Russia and United...
Dr. Terry Cooke
Terry Cooke is the founder of the China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia, a non-profit platform to accelerate public-private collaboration between Greater Philadelphia and China in clean energy and energy-efficient buildings. He is also a...
Dr. Kevin Stringer
Kevin D. Stringer, Ph.D. is an adjunct faculty member at the Joint Special Operations University in Tampa, Florida, and a Fellow at the Center for the Study of Civil-Military Operations at West Point. A...
Memorial Day in a U.S.-China Relations Context
You might have recently been disturbed by reports from the South China Sea. Currently the national forces of the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China are interacting in increasingly dangerous...
Building a Bilingual Organization
The Tai Initiative values working in both English and 中文. Though we are just beginning this effort, you will see examples throughout this website of 我们 putting a bilingual nature to work in our...
An Interview with Travis Tanner
By: Kayla Blomquist Travis Tanner, a speaker at the Tai Initiative’s upcoming conference in Denver, is the senior vice president and COO of the 100,000 Strong Foundation. The foundation works to strengthen US-China relations...
MORE IS BETTER: LOCAL, PRIVATE SECTOR, AND INDEPENDENT INITIATIVES IN THE U.S.-CHINA RELATIONSHIP
Remarks of Donald M. Bishop Minister-Counselor, Foreign Service of the United States, Retired at the Tai Initiative’s Pacific Northwest Conference on U.S.-China Relations Seattle University, April 12, 2013 It’s an honor for...
Two Views of “Seattle”: One Future
One of the significant outcomes for me from the Pacific Northwest Regional Conference on US/China Subnational Relations was hearing another great example of a common reality being perceived differently from two completely different contexts....
U.S. China Public Perceptions Opinion Survey
The Committee of 100, a group whose goals and functions are in line with The Tai Initiative’s, has been taking public opinion survey data on American and Chinese perceptions of one another for over...
