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DESCRIPTION:China’s Understanding of America and the World As a rising glob
 al power\, China faces a growing need for in-depth understanding of the Un
 ited States and the rest of the world. What is the capacity of Chinese sch
 olars and policy specialists in terms of American studies and internationa
 l relations studies? Based on recent surveys of these two fields\, this ta
 lk addresses the questions of what are China’s interests\, where are the g
 aps\, and how should the U.S. and other countries respond? Terry Lautz is 
 a visiting professor at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School and former vi
 ce president of the Henry Luce Foundation.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; He conducted a re
 view of American studies in China during 2009-10 for the Ford Foundation\,
  and was a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washingto
 n\, DC in 2010. Dr. Lautz holds degrees from Harvard and Stanford Universi
 ty.
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SUMMARY:EA presents: Terry Lautz(2)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:China’s Understanding of America and the World
  As a rising global power\, China faces a growing need for in-depth unders
 tanding of the United States and the rest of the world. What is the capaci
 ty of Chinese scholars and policy specialists in terms of American studies
  and international relations studies? Based on recent surveys of these two
  fields\, this talk addresses the questions of what are China’s interests\
 , where are the gaps\, and how should the U.S. and other countries respond
 ? Terry Lautz is a visiting professor at Syracuse University’s Maxwell Sch
 ool and former vice president of the Henry Luce Foundation.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; 
 He conducted a review of American studies in China during 2009-10 for the 
 Ford Foundation\, and was a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Ce
 nter in Washington\, DC in 2010. Dr. Lautz holds degrees from Harvard and 
 Stanford University.
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