Uneasy Triangle: The United States, China, and Russia and the New Global Order

Throughout the Cold War era, the triangular relationship formed between the United States, China, and Russia was central to forming modern global order. Today’s geopolitical and economic challenges have brought renewed urgency to understanding the evolving motivations of each of these powers in their relationships with one another.

The Center on Global Interests, Kennan Institute, and Kissinger Institute on China and the U.S. are pleased to invite you to a panel discussion of the opportunities and challenges in the U.S.-Sino-Russian relationship.

Throughout the Cold War era, the triangular relationship formed between the United States, China, and Russia was central to forming modern global order. Today’s geopolitical and economic challenges have brought renewed urgency to understanding the evolving motivations of each of these powers in their relationships with one another.

The Center on Global Interests, Kennan Institute, and Kissinger Institute on China and the U.S. are pleased to invite you to a panel discussion of the opportunities and challenges in the U.S.-Sino-Russian relationship.

This event marks the publication of CGI’s latest report co-authored by Alec Albright, Stephen Blank, Alexander Lukin, and Gilbert Rozman titled Uneasy Triangle: The United States, China, and Russia and the New Global Order.

Speakers

Stephen Blank, Senior Fellow for Russia, American Foreign Policy Council

Ho-Fung Hung, Associate Professor of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University

Gilbert Rozman, Musgrave Professor of Sociology, Princeton University

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