Interpret: China
Interpret: China is a Freeman Chair in China Studies project that seeks to enable a more objective understanding of China through the translation and analysis of primary source material.
The project seeks to transform how policymakers, companies, researchers, journalists, and the broader public understand China, by providing noncommercial, educational access to translated articles, speeches, policy documents, and other important materials. Interpret: China was established in February 2022 with generous support from the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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Project Contact
- Alexandra Chopenko
- Program Manager, Freeman Chair in China Studies
- 202.775.3289
- AChopenko@csis.org
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Chinese Assessments of De-risking
Commentary — October 3, 2023
Chinese Assessments of Countersanctions Strategies
Commentary — June 14, 2023
What is Beijing’s Timeline for “Reunification” with Taiwan?
Commentary — May 26, 2023
Dare to Fight or Dare to Struggle? Translation of a Chinese Political Concept
Commentary — May 8, 2023
Chinese Assessments of the Soviet Union’s Collapse
Commentary — May 8, 2023
Deterring a Cross-Strait Conflict: Beijing’s Assessment of Evolving U.S. Strategy
Commentary — March 29, 2023
Assessing the Future Trajectory of China-Japan Relations
Commentary — March 2, 2023
How Beijing Approaches Crisis Management
Commentary — November 22, 2022
Imposing the Party’s “Core Values” in Xinjiang
Commentary — October 25, 2022
Can the U.S. Deter China? Lessons from Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine
Commentary — August 23, 2022