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The Shanghai Communiqué and 40 Years of U.S.-China Relations
The Confucius Institute at the University of Oregon presents a panel discussion as part of the Nixon in China event.
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Panel Speakers:
Nicholas Platt, former ambassador, in Nixon-Kissinger entourage
William Kirby, TM Chang Professor Chinese Studies, Harvard University
Shen Dingli, Dean of the Institute of International Affairs, Fudan University
Robert Keatley, veteran journalist in Nixon-Kissinger entourage, Asian Wall Street Journal
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