The 1990 Institute is holding the second part of its two-part online webinar series on China’s economy designed to provide valuable insights for educators and the general public: “The Global Economy in the Crosshairs: U.S.-China in Focus“ will take place on Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET. (The first session, “China's Economic Transformation: Policy, Challenges, & Domestic Impact,” was held on November 13, 2024.)
SPEAKERS:
This program will feature three renowned experts:
Dr. Yuen Yuen Ang – Alfred Chandler Chair Professor of Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University and the author of two acclaimed books, “How China Escaped the Poverty Trap” (2016) and “China's Gilded Age” (2020 – will discuss the intertwined nature of the U.S. and Chinese economies. Drawing parallels between the U.S. and Chinese "Gilded Ages," she will provide a thought-provoking historical perspective on economic transformations and their global implications.
Andy Rothman – founder and CEO of Sinology LLC and a seasoned economist, investment strategist, and advisor with deep expertise in the U.S.-China relations – will deliver a pragmatic analysis of current economic dynamics. From the real-world impacts of tariffs and trade policies to opportunities for fostering mutual economic growth, his insights will equip you with actionable knowledge for classroom discussions and beyond.
Clay Dube – director emeritus of the University of Southern California U.S.-China Institute (USCI) – played a pivotal role in establishing USCI as a trusted resource for scholars, policymakers, government officials, and journalists seeking expertise on China and its relationship with the U.S. His extensive experience working with educators equips him to provide valuable insights and strategies that teachers can effectively apply in their classrooms.
⭐All who are interested are welcome to attend. ⭐
Attend to:
- Gain a deeper understanding of how history shapes today’s economic relationships between the U.S. and China.
- Learn about the practical challenges and opportunities businesses and policymakers face in navigating these relations.
- For Educators: Equip your students with the tools to critically analyze the global economy through engaging case studies and real-world examples.
- Participate in a lively Q&A and discussion incorporating educators’ needs, bridging theory and practice.
The insights shared will not only enhance your knowledge on this topic but also inspire educators with new ways to engage students in conversations about global interdependence, trade, and economic policy. Each country has distinct systems for business interactions which are crucial to understand. Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your knowledge and, for educators too, your teaching toolkit to bring real-world relevance into your classrooms.
👉Register here!
ABOUT THE 1990 INSTITUTE:
The 1990 Institute, founded 34 years ago, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in San Francisco. Our mission is to champion fair and equitable treatment for Asian Americans and a constructive U.S.-China relationship through leadership, education, and collaboration.
We provide educational content to teachers and students to give them a better understanding of contemporary China and Asian American history and culture. Our programs include: (1) Teachers Workshop, a professional development series with leading academic experts, (2) Teachers Forum, designed to support teachers to find community, learn from, and strategize with other teachers on implementing AAPI/ethnic studies, (3) educational and engaging videos highlighting foundational AAPI/ethnic studies concepts, (4) New Asian American Voices, which spotlights unsung American stories, (5) newsletters with thought-provoking original essays and hand-picked curated news, (6) college essay contests on timely topics promoting a more constructive U.S.-China relationship, (7) Bund to Brooklyn, a podcast that interviews AAPI changemakers, and (8) our Reference Library, a one-stop resource hub housing articles, lesson plans, videos, and much more.