China’s Party Congress and the End of Political Competition
When the Chinese Communist Party’s National Congress concludes, it is a ripe time for many observers of Chinese politics to...
Asia and Pacific
Emerging Conversations on Anti-Asian Hate Crimes and the Legalities Behind Them
On Sept. 29, the US-Asia Law Institute at NYU Law invited attorneys Jennifer Wu (NYU Law, 2004) and Lawrence Wee...
Beijing – The Next Target of US Sanctions?
Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine has animated the use of economic sanctions in an unprecedented way. Strenuous US-China relations, exacerbated...
The Paradox of Post-Colonialism in Hong Kong
On September 16, I found myself entranced by a scene that had unfolded outside the British Consulate in Admiralty, the...
A Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis?
On Aug. 4, 2022, the day following the official state visit by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, the...
Faculty Insights Podcast: The COVID-19 Vaccine in the World
JPI's Roya Lotfi sat down with Mr. Robert Dry, a former counselor for scientific, environmental, technological, and health affairs at...
2022 Winter Olympics: More Divisive than Unifying
Photo Credit: https://www.theweek.co.uk Rather than projecting the image of unification that is always a fundamental aspect of the Olympics messaging,...
Faculty Insights Podcast: Humanitarian Efforts in Afghanistan
JPI Online's Roya Lotfi sat down with Dr. Shinasi Rama, Clinical Professor of Politics and International Relations to discuss the...
Will China Become the New Middle East Power Broker?
Photo credit: https://www.arabnews.com/node/1594821/saudi-arabia As the United States draws down its presence in the Middle East, many in the international community...
The Regulatory Crackdown: Xi’s Reforms Miss the Mark
Photo credit: Paul Langrock / Zenit / Laif / Redux, https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2021-06-22/chinas-economic-reckoning The prospect of China’s superstar real estate giant, Evergrande...
