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.
Steven W. Lewis, Ph.D., is the C.V. Starr Transnational China Fellow and faculty advisor for the Jesse Jones Leadership Center Summer in D.C. Policy Research Internship Program. He is also a professor in the practice and associate director of the …
Daniel H. Katz, Ph.D., is a nonresident scholar for the Baker Institute China Studies Program. He currently serves as coordinator of programs and curriculum at the Diplomacy Institute, University of Houston-Clear Lake. Katz's research focuses on defense diplomacy and is …
