The United States and China: Mutual Public Perceptions

Mutual perceptions between the U.S. and China are notoriously varied and changeable. Recently it seems that they have drawn considerable attention of both sides of the Pacific, in part because many tend to the negative. This is worrisome because general perceptions can and often do have a powerful impact on official policy.

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The United States and China: Mutual Public Perceptions

Douglas Spelman
Mutual perceptions between the United States and China are notoriously varied and changeable. This Kissinger Institute publication examines this broad topic through several lenses from distinguished guests from both China and the United States.

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Experts & Staff

  • J. Stapleton Roy // Director, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States
  • Douglas Spelman // Senior Adviser, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States
  • Sandy Pho // Program Assistant, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States