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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2021 · 31 MIN

How the US and China Cooperate (and Compete) on Climate, Covid, and More

from Trending Globally: Politics and Policy

On this episode Watson’s Director Ed Steinfeld talks with Deborah Seligsohn as part of Trending Globally’s ongoing series on contemporary China. Deborah’s an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Villanova University, where she focuses on the relationship between business interests and environmental issues in China. Ed and Deborah explore how China’s economic transformation has changed the country’s views towards environmental issues, and how the US and China might cooperate (and, at times, compete) to address global issues like climate change. You can learn more about and listen to the Watson Institute's other podcasts here.

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