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Open Blog Call: The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and US-China Relations
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Thu, Jul 21, 2022
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Open Blog Call
Topic: The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and US-China Relations
President Biden’s debut tour in Asia took place at a time of complex international dynamics. “We’re navigating a dark hour in our shared history,” President Biden said when meeting the leaders of India, Australia, and Japan. With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the Asia-Pacific region holds greater strategic significance in the realm of international affairs and economy.
The White House recently announced a new Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and twelve Indo-Pacific countries have joined representing 40% of world GDP. This is likely to impact the economic and geopolitical dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region, directly affecting the U.S.-China bilateral trade relationship.
BWC wants to hear its members’ take on how President Biden’s recent visit to Asia might shape Asian multilateral economic policy, and how might China respond to Biden's signature economic initiative for the region?
Submission Guidelines:
The Bretton Woods Committee Blog aims to help global leaders envision how to evolve and strengthen the multilateral financial system and encourage policymakers to recommit to the value of international economic cooperation.
BWC’s blog presents an opportunity for members to publish original works that will be shared with the BWC community and promoted on our website and social media pages. Calls for submissions vary dependent upon timely global events, but submissions are encouraged on any relevant topic on an ongoing basis.
• Word count not to exceed 750 words per essay
• Submit in a Microsoft Word document (or document type convertible to MS word), Times New Roman font, 12-point, single-spaced
• Any citations should be hyperlinked
• Include a blog title
• Provide your full name and affiliation, a one-sentence professional bio, and a headshot or photo
To submit a blog for consideration, please email it to Chuyun Hu (programs@brettonwoods.org). Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
Open Blog Call: The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and US-China Relations
Thu, Jul 21, 2022
Open Blog Call
Topic: The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and US-China Relations
President Biden’s debut tour in Asia took place at a time of complex international dynamics. “We’re navigating a dark hour in our shared history,” President Biden said when meeting the leaders of India, Australia, and Japan. With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, the Asia-Pacific region holds greater strategic significance in the realm of international affairs and economy.
The White House recently announced a new Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and twelve Indo-Pacific countries have joined representing 40% of world GDP. This is likely to impact the economic and geopolitical dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region, directly affecting the U.S.-China bilateral trade relationship.
BWC wants to hear its members’ take on how President Biden’s recent visit to Asia might shape Asian multilateral economic policy, and how might China respond to Biden's signature economic initiative for the region?
Submission Guidelines:
The Bretton Woods Committee Blog aims to help global leaders envision how to evolve and strengthen the multilateral financial system and encourage policymakers to recommit to the value of international economic cooperation.
BWC’s blog presents an opportunity for members to publish original works that will be shared with the BWC community and promoted on our website and social media pages. Calls for submissions vary dependent upon timely global events, but submissions are encouraged on any relevant topic on an ongoing basis.
• Word count not to exceed 750 words per essay
• Submit in a Microsoft Word document (or document type convertible to MS word), Times New Roman font, 12-point, single-spaced
• Any citations should be hyperlinked
• Include a blog title
• Provide your full name and affiliation, a one-sentence professional bio, and a headshot or photo
To submit a blog for consideration, please email it to Chuyun Hu (programs@brettonwoods.org). Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.