Why the U.S. is Frightening the World and What This Means for China

The Hong Kong Jockey Club University of Chicago Academic Complex | The University of Chicago Francis and Rose Yuen Campus in Hong Kong

168 Victoria Road

Mount Davis, Hong Kong Island

Hong Kong SAR

In the wake of the new US administration's first six months, there are major questions about the implications for security and economic relationships between the United States, China, Canada, Europe and the rest of the world.  Relying on his decades of scholarship on “soft balancing” against the United States and experience advising every US administration since 9/11, Professor Pape will help us understand the overall changes in US foreign policy, how the world is already reacting to them, and whether the Trump administration is inadvertently making China #1.   

 

Speaker 

Robert Pape

Professor of Political Science 

The University of Chicago

Moderator

Kenneth Pomeranz

University Professor of Modern Chinese History and the College

The University of Chicago

 

In-person event   

Program    

6:00 pm – 6:30 pm         Check-in

6:30 pm – 8:00 pm         Talk 

8:00 pm – 8:30 pm        Networking

8:30 pm                          Event ends  

Webinar Program (Hong Kong Time)  

Program  

6:30 pm – 8:00pm       Talk 

8:00 pm                            Event ends  

   

7:30 pm              Japan | South Korea   

6:30 pm             Hong Kong | Beijing | Singapore   

4:00 pm             Delhi   

12:30 pm            Paris   

11:30 am              London  

5:30 am             Chicago