Many challenges face the United States as it looks across the Pacific to Southeast Asia, including the implications of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, tensions in the South China Sea, and China’s economic initiatives in the area such as the establishment of the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank and the One Belt One Road (including the “Maritime Silk Road”) policy, among others. On June 20, 2016, in New York City, Drs. Bates Gill, Evelyn Goh, and Chin-Hao Huang discussed the evolving strategic landscape with the National Committee for the fourth installment of our 50th Anniversary Series, China and the World: Southeast Asia.
China and Southeast Asia: Bates Gill, Evelyn Goh, Chin-Hao Huang
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VIDEO: Drs. Bates Gill, Evelyn Goh, and Chin-Hao Huang discuss the evolving strategic landscape in Southeast Asia.
For the fourth installment of our 50th Anniversary series, China and the World, Drs. Bates Gill, Evelyn Goh, and Chin-Hao Huang discuss the current strategic landscape in Southeast Asia, and what options the United States and China have in the region.