Asian Economics

This conference hosted by CSIS Renewing American Innovation brings together the principals of the leading collaborative research organizations from around the world to identify tangible areas for collaboration as well as proven models for incentivizing cooperative research and financing novel technologies. 

Scott Kennedy hosts a roundtable discussion on China's major stimulus package, and whether it will prove effective at boosting growth and restoring confidence in the economy. 

Join CSIS India Chair for a conversation with H.E. Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India 

Ilaria Mazzocco hosts a discussion on the intersection of the clean energy transition and geopolitics in the United States, with insights into the future of clean energy in a rapidly evolving geopolitical context. 

Please join the Korea Chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) for enhancing U.S.-ROK economic security cooperation. 

The Trustee Chair hosts the launch of a report on the findings of a survey of over 600 Taiwanese businesses. The report finds that Taiwanese companies moving their value chains but are also pursuing various forms of diversification. Experts will discuss the implications for the international business community, Taiwanese politics, and U.S.-Taiwan relations. 

CSIS China experts – Freeman Chair Jude Blanchette, Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy, and China Power Project Director Bonny Lin - will break down the politics of China's Third Plenum, developments in economic policy, and the implications for Chinese foreign policy and relations with the rest of the world.

In this Big Data China event, experts will discuss new survey research showing greater concern about economic inequality in China, and the implications for U.S.-China policy.  

India has ambitious energy transition goals as it plans to install 450 GW of renewable energy by 2030 and achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2070. U.S.-India Clean Energy Partnership for 450 GW event will bring together government, industry, and non-profit leaders. 

Scott Kennedy, Lily McElwee, Jude Blanchette, and other experts assess the extent of the resilience and erosion of Hong Kong’s autonomy across a range of spheres, including governance, the economy, and civil society, and evaluate the pluses and minuses of alternative policy options for the United States.