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Marshall Students Explore Chinese Business Opportunities
About 40% of the freshman business class travels to Hong Kong, Shanghai, or Beijing
U.S. should be working with, not against, China
In this op-ed essay, USC School of International Relations Professor and Pacific Council on International Policy President Geoffrey Garrett argues that the United States stands to gain from collaborating with China on trade and investment issues.
USC's Robert Dekle speaks at 2007 Shanghai Forum
Economist is one of several USC specialists who participated in the Shanghai Forum at Fudan University.
Initial USCI Faculty Research Grants Awarded
Four projects examining property rights, the international recycling trade, Chinese and American documentaries on the global city, and China's aging population receive funding from the USC U.S. - China Institute for spring and summer 2007.
Building a Bridge to a Sustainable Future
USC Viterbi engineering professor Yan Xiao is developing new uses for one of the world’s oldest materials.
China's Effective Soft Power Offensive
Joshua Kurlantzick argues that China has managed to dramatically change its image in the world through clever and steady use of investment, aid, participation in multilateral organizations, and other means.
Shanghai Museum Salutes Qingyun Ma
Acclaimed architect Rem Koolhaas is among the international VIPs who attend a Chinese reception honoring the newly appointed USC School of Architecture dean.
The Dragons of Troy
From missionaries and technocrats to business moguls and government ministers, USC has a distinguished history of preparing China’s movers and shakers.
Klein on China: Then and Now
Veteran newsman Herb Klein has witnessed first-hand the changes in China. He first beheld Hong Kong in 1950 and then went to Shanghai in 1972 with President Nixon.
U.S.-China Institute offers overseas opportunities
The campus-wide initiative offers new class, internships for USC students.