Founded
in 1995, the U.S.-China Policy Foundation is a non-partisan, non-profit,
non-advocacy organization that promotes a greater understanding
between American and Chinese policymakers, researchers, and government
officials. USCPF seeks to provide opportunities for students,
researchers, and practitioners of foreign policy to interact in
more diverse and substantial ways. USCPF also conducts research
on U.S.-China policies and relations in the Asia-Pacific region.
The foundation does not advocate any policy or attempt to influence
policy decisions, but instead provides information in order to
increase awareness of issues in U.S.-China relations.
As a research-oriented organization,
the Foundation undertakes the following activities to fulfill
its educational mission:
COORDINATING research efforts on
topics and issues related to U.S.-China policy.
ORGANIZING exchanges and visits between
specialists on U.S.-China relations, policymakers, and officials
from both nations.
FACILITATING opportunities for discussion
between U.S. policymakers and senior Chinese leaders in an unofficial
capacity.
ACTING as a focal point for an informal
network of American China specialists and Chinese America specialists.
PROVIDING free consultative services
to American scholars and policymakers on various U.S.-China policy
issues.
SUGGESTING or furnishes experts with
information on issues related to U.S.-China policy.
PROMOTING the development of China
studies in U.S. institutions of higher education.
MAINTAINING a collection of scholarly work
and articles for research purposes.
HOSTING seminars and conferences on issues
related to U.S.-China relations.
PRODUCING China Forum, a weekly television
program that discusses current events and their implications on
U.S.-China relations.
PUBLISHING The U.S.-China Policy Review, the
Washington Journal of Modern China, as well as notes from our
lecture series and issue briefs for distribution to China specialists
in academia, the diplomatic community, and the general public.
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