By Steven Lewis and Jackson Neagli
Developments in the realms of outer space and energy/environment present an opportunity for three of the world’s great powers to significantly increase international cooperation, but such improvements will not happen unless the countries rethink historical notions of competition and conflict among them, writes China Studies Program director Steven W. Lewis and intern Jackson Neagli in an analysis for China-U.S. Focus: http://bit.ly/2ouZyKF.
March 28, 2017, 12:06 p.m.
Richard J. Smith, Ph.D., is a Baker Institute Rice scholar, as well as the George and Nancy Rupp Professor of Humanities, a professor of history and director of Asian and Global Outreach in the Center for Education at Rice University. …
Brandon Zheng is a research associate with the China Studies Program, focusing on understanding the influence of public service advertisements and political propaganda in urban public spaces. His specific areas of research include Chinese government propaganda at the local and the national level, …
