Led by CSIS’s China team, The Dynamics and Implications of China’s Rise will provide government officials, business executives, and other stakeholders an extensive assessment of China’s meteoric economic, political, and military rise.
Led by CSIS’s China team, The Dynamics and Implications of China’s Rise will provide government officials, business executives, and other stakeholders an extensive assessment of China’s meteoric economic, political, and military rise. The program will delve into China’s domestic and elite politics, its growing international influence, and its economic development trajectory. CSIS’s top China experts Jude Blanchette, Bonny Lin, and Scott Kennedy will lead this three-day hybrid course, which combines lectures, discussions and debate, interactive exercises, as well as presentations by outside experts.
Exercise: What should we do about Taiwan?
Simulation: U.S.-China Strategic Competition: Decoupling and Alternatives
This course is open to anyone interested in developing a deeper understanding of China’s growing influence and its implications for the United States. Proof of vaccination required for in-person programming. In-person programming subject to pandemic conditions.
The online application includes a short entry form, statement of interest, brief bio, and resume. Entries will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Please note that spaces are limited and the course may fill before the deadline. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Select past participants include representatives from:
Australian Department of Defence, BHP, Booz Allen Hamilton, CIA, European Parliament, Government of Kuwait, Institute for Defense Analyses, Kissinger Associates, Lockheed Martin, Medtronic, Inc., Microsoft, NASA, NATO, Philips, Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI), The Dietrich Foundation, T-Mobile, U.S. Army Aviation Center, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of State, World Affairs Council, Yale University
For more information on the course, please contact Maylene Shanbrom, Learning and Development Coordinator, at MShanbrom@csis.org.
