China as a Conflict Mediator: Interests, Influence, and Implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
This applied research inquiry sets out to shed light on the interests driving China’s global conflict mediation efforts as well as the principles and practices employed by Beijing to resolve violent conflicts. The study serves to create a framework to interpret China’s mediation dynamics and strategic priorities, generating actionable knowledge for Israeli policymakers that contextualizes […]
Demystifying China’s Complex Relationship with Bitcoin: Past, Present, & Future
In the past several years, Bitcoin has been subjected to ever-stricter restrictions by Chinese authorities, with the most recent crackdown occurring in May of this year. Our research serves to sketch a precise timeline of China’s actions against Bitcoin, determine the incentives of the Chinese government in taking such a hard line against Bitcoin, but […]
Netherlands-China: A Case for Bounded Engagement
China-Israel: Heading Towards an Uncertain Future
Switzerland-China: The First Movers Advantage
Singapore-China: The Art of Balancing Great Power Relations
How Countries Engage a Rising China: Analysis and Interpretations
Australia-China: Entering a ‘Diplomatic Ice Age’
How Smaller Countries Can Take Advantage of the Sino-US Rivalry
Briefing on China’s Free Trade Agreement Strategy
Carice Witte, Joshua Glinert, February 2017