Thorny issues, opportunity at U.S.-China summit
Thorny issues, opportunity at U.S.-China summit
- June 2, 2013
- Dorothy Solinger, political science professor, is quoted by USA Today, Desert Sun and Detroit Free Press June 2, 2013
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From USA Today:
China is rapidly transforming into a global investment powerhouse, pouring money
into economies across the planet. Chinese direct investment in the United States since
2000 has grown to a cumulative total of at least $25.4 billion, according to the New
York-based Rhodium Group, which tracks the investments. Dorothy Solinger, a China
scholar and political science professor at University of California, Irvine, said
the differences remain large and the presidents are looking for ways to manage them.
"Both are interested in creating a working relationship. I think it'll be more about
that than about solving big problems," Solinger said. "Both sides realize that this
is probably, if not at the moment, becoming the most important relationship in the
world.”
For the full story, please visit http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/06/02/thorny-issues-oppor....
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