The Future of U.S.-China Relations Conference Photos, Set 2

Tom Zearly, World Bank, questions a speaker

USCI Associate Director Clayton Dube leads the roundtable discussion

USC Trustee Ann Hill with Herbert Klein

Geremie Barmé, Australia National University, laughs with the audience after his presentation Eating Chinese—the History Banquet

USC Emerti Professor and former AP and CNN correspondent Murray Fromson questions the panel

Prospects for Political Reform panel discussant Suisheng Zhao, University of Denver, shares his opinion with the audience

Panel discussant Andrew Walder, Stanford University, responds to a question

Leonard Sands, Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy, and ??? at the Hoose Library dinner

Energy and Environment panel discussant Richard Louis Edmonds, University of Chicago, speaks to the audience

Merle Goldman, Boston University, leads the Cultural and Intellectual Trends Panel

USC Professor and Director of USC’s School of Policy, Planning and Development International Initiative Eric Heikkila leads a panel session

David Karl, Director of Studies, Pacific Council on International Policy, asks a question

Kevin O’Brien, University of California, Berkeley, comments on the presentations in the Prospects for Political Reform panel 

Wang Shaoguang, Chinese University of Hong Kong, presents Great Transformation: The Emergence of Social Policies in China

USC Professors Jean Shih and Audrey Li with ??? Nikias and ??? at the Hoose Library

Lawrence Maltz speaks with Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy

USCI Associate Director Clayton Dube welcomes the audience to the conference

USC Trustees ???

Herbert G. Klein Lecture audience applauds Ambassador J. Stapleton Roy

After the conference, panel speakers and guests were given a tour of the Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library