Mistrust and the Hunt for Spies Among Chinese Americans
Ties to China doom applicants’ security clearances more than to any other country.
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As China Anxiety Rises in U.S., Fears of New Red Scare Emerge
A stigma that has beset waves of American immigrants in the past two centuries, including Japanese Americans interned during World War II, is now helping propel an aggressive U.S. crackdown on suspected Chinese industrial spies.
China in the Democratic Party Platform
Democrats’ approach to China will be guided by America’s national interests and the interests of our allies, and draw on the sources of American strength.
Beauty And Its Perceptions: A Deep Dive Into China’s Current Social Media
Chinese Internet users with large followings will continue to shape the way social media users perceive visual content.
Pompeo/DeVos Joint Letter To Commissioners Of Education About China’s Confucius Classrooms Program
China’s Confucius Institutes are China’s attempt to influence American students.
From ‘Respect’ to ‘Sick and Twisted’:How Coronavirus Hit U.S.-China Ties
A sharp escalation of tensions over the handling of the pandemic has raised the specter of a new Cold War.
The Death of Engagement
The policy of “engagement” has defined U.S.-China relations for almost a half century. It didn’t have to end this way.
PROSECUTING CHINESE “SPIES”
An empirical analysis of the Economi Espionage Act with regard to Asian Americans.
Pew Research – Asian Americans
A diverse and growing population.
COVID19 and advancing Asian American recovery
The common perception of Asian Americans as the “model minority,” excelling and assimilating, has led many people to not viewthem as marginalized at all.