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In 2022, Georgetown University’s Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues launched the U.S.-China Nexus, a podcast featuring conversations with scholars and policy experts on the dynamics in China and Sino-American relations. The show's first season examined critical global issues, including climate change, global health, peace and security, e-commerce and technology, culture and societ... more

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Latest Episodes

Jennifer Bouey explores the history and scope of China’s global health activity in Africa over the past 60 years.

Viola Rothschild discusses the evolution of China’s policing model on the domestic front and how it is presenting it overseas.

Shanshan Mei and Dennis Wilder discuss the state of China’s military, the latest purges, and the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and the military.

Lunting Wu unpacks the concept of ghosting diplomacy and how China has used it.

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Recent Guests

Viola Rothschild
Assistant Professor of Comparative Politics at College of the Holy Cross; non-resident fellow in the Institute for Global Affairs' Independent America program
College of the Holy Cross; Institute for Global Affairs
Episode: China’s Policing At Home and Abroad
Lunting Wu
Senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs and author of the book 'Belt and Road Initiative in South America'.
Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Episode: When Countries Ghost Each Other
Ayumi Teraoka
Assistant Professor of Politics at Brandeis University
Brandeis University
Episode: China in Japan’s Foreign Policy
Maria Repnikova
Associate professor and the inaugural William C. Pate Endowed Chair in Strategic Communication at Georgia State.
Georgia State University
Episode: China’s International Media Footprint
Bulelani Jili
Assistant professor at Georgetown University focusing on Africa-China relations, cybersecurity, and ICT development.
Georgetown University
Episode: Chinese Technology in Africa
Irene Wu
Expert on international politics, economics, and communications technology.
Georgetown University, Federal Communications Commission
Episode: Assessing China's Soft Power
Patrick McGee
Journalist with experience reporting in Hong Kong
Episode: Introducing Season 5 of the U.S.-China Nexus
Ning Leng
Assistant Professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University, and researcher in comparative politics and political economy.
Georgetown University
Episode: What the Global South Thinks of China
Eyck Freymann
Hoover Fellow at Stanford University
Stanford University
Episode: Behind the Logic of China’s RMB Internationalization

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Eleanor M. Albert
Host of the U.S.-China Nexus Podcast and a driving voice behind policy-focused discussions on Sino-American relations.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Great host and a great source

    As someone who isn’t as read in on China as I would like, I find the show to be incredibly helpful. The host, Eleanor asks insightful questions and guides the listener along. Great show!!

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    Gab Lee S
    United States4 years ago

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High-quality guests with policy relevance and practical takeaways.
Great host and a great source. The host asks insightful questions and guides the listener.
Accessible intro to China for those not deeply versed in the topic.
Nuanced takes on international relations and media dynamics that aren't alarmist.

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#122
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China’s Policing At Home and Abroad
Q: What does this look like in practice when it comes to grassroots capabilities and proactive policing?
She discusses the move toward a proactive, preventative policing system where officers are deeply embedded in communities to detect and neutralize issues early, alongside the use of neighborhood committees and grid management to monitor and manage everyday life, highlighting both the potential benefits and ongoing challenges.
China’s Policing At Home and Abroad
Q: Let's focus first on the domestic side. Can you walk me through how local policing works in China? Has it changed over time, especially given the hardware upgrades that have taken place?
Viola explains that local policing in China has shifted from centralized methods to a more embedded, community-based model, with grassroots stations, local governance committees, and informal security groups forming a layered network. She notes ongoing modernization efforts, including tech-enabled surveillance, but emphasizes that funding and training at the grassroots level remain uneven, affecting performance and public interactions.
The Links Tying Apple and China Together
Q: What is a misunderstanding about your book that you would like to clarify?
Many people see the book as an anti-Apple or anti-China polemic, when it's actually more nuanced and character-driven, focusing on individual stories.
The Links Tying Apple and China Together
Q: What lessons can other companies learn from Apple's experience in China?
Companies wanting to thrive in China should consolidate their operations and work closely with local officials, understanding the political landscape.
The Links Tying Apple and China Together
Q: What type of political or cultural understanding did Apple need to develop in order to navigate China's authoritarian system?
Apple needed to learn to play the political game and understand the local political dynamics to avoid conflict and succeed in China.

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