A Bi-Annual Scholarly Publication of the U.S.-China Policy Foundation

The USCPF is pleased to announce the release of another edition of the Washington Journal of Modern China (volume 9, number 2). Featured articles include the following:

"Engaging China: Obama's Struggle to Define a New Framework for Sino-American Relations"
By: Meghan A. Crossin

"Taiwan's Political Status: Historical Background and Its Implications for U.S."
By: Kerry Dumbaugh

"United States-China Relations and the Korean Peninsula: The Need for Multilaterally Articulated Deterrence and Prevention"
By: David M. Lampton, Ph.D.

"China and the Global Financial Crisis: Implications for the United States"
By: Wayne Morrison

"U.S.-Chinese Relations and Cooperation with Southern African Countries: How It Can Make a Difference"
By: David Rowland

"Building a Better Chinese Collection: Remembering My Library of Congress Years (1957-2004)"
By: Chi Wang, Ph.D.

 

 

The emphasis of the WJMC is contemporary Chinese affairs, including scholarly articles on politics, economics, military, environment. The Journal also features less formal material such as the transcripts from discussions and roundtable events, travel observations, and as before, book reviews.

- Subscriptions for individuals: $30.00 per year (includes shipping and handling)
- Subscriptions for institutions: $40.00 per year (includes shipping and handling)
- Sample issues: $14.00 each (plus $5.00 S&H)

For subscriptions please contact the USCPF by email or at the below address. Manuscript submissions are welcomed for consideration. Please email uscpf@uscpf.org.

Table of contents and selected articles from past issues