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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"U.S.-China"”.
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Changing dynamics of the U.S.-China-Latin America relationship
… It has been argued that the People’s Republic of China’s economic contributions in Latin America may negatively affect future U.S.-led initiatives. This thesis addresses the variables of economic partnerships, foreign policy considerations, and military-to-military cooperation in order to …
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Opportunities for U.S.-China scientific collaboration in building a bilateral quantum network
… spearheading research in the field: the U.S. and China. An analysis of each country's innovation landscape tells us that their primary interest in quantum technology is motivated by the desire to modernize their military. Both countries may be apprehensive to collaborate because the perceived …
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"U.S. – CHINA COMPETITION IN ASIA-PACIFIC REGION: THE AIIB AND THE NEW GLOBAL ORDER?
<p>China’s initiation of the New Silk Road plan in late 2013 has a potentially huge impact on global development. The purpose of this thesis is to understand, the impacts of the Chinaled on the global financial system. This paper highlights key issues related to finances and governance at the AIIB. …
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The U.S.-China bilateral trade agreement : a case study of U.S. textile trade policy
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, 1981.
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The shield of Asia : how deterrence and domestic politics shaped U.S. China policy, 1949-1969
… the continuity of U.S. foreign policy towards China and the Asia-Pacific region from 1949 to 1969. It considers how domestic politics, ideas about deterrence, and more traditional geostrategic, military, and economic concerns influenced the formation of U.S. foreign policy. Despite the many …
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The Class Action Mechanisms Across the Pacific: The Missions of Class Action Mechanisms in the U.S., China and Taiwan
… overview of class action mechanisms in the U.S., China and Taiwan, including an analysis of the legal and court systems or other institutions involved in the implementation of class action devices. Class actions have been a prominent feature of U.S. civil procedure law. However, with the increase …
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Digital expansionism : exploring the U.S.-China technology dynamic through cybersecurity policy and international marketing strategies in the Cloud Computing Sector
The U.S. and China remain largely separated from one another in terms of technological market access, with both sides implementing policy regimes serving as official or unofficial barriers to international trade, especially evident in data-sensitive industries, such as cloud computing. The result …
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Essays on Investment and Trade under Policy Uncertainty
… diversion effects in the context of the U.S. – China trade war and analyse the influence of distances on these outcomes. Results show that the U.S. – China trade war positively affects the U.S. imports from bystander countries. The trade diversion effects are negatively influenced by economic, …
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Navigating Through U.S.-China Policy: An Investigation of China National Off-Shore Oil Corporation's Proposed Acquisition of Unocal Corporation and How Domestic Politics Plays a Role in Balancing U.S. Trade Policy with National Security Policy
… <p>This study is important and timely because China has become a major player in the global economy and is driving the global search for new and reliable sources of energy. As China extends its reach, competition with the U.S. and other major energy importers will increase. Although competition …
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Three Essays on Behavioral Bias in the Financial Market
… lower analyst coverage. We further use the U.S.-China trade war as an exogenous shock to the measure of journalist surname favorability and show that news articles released by journalists with Chinese-origin surnames elicit weaker market reactions during the trade war period. Finally, we find …
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Three Essays on Behavioral Bias in the Financial Market
… lower analyst coverage. We further use the U.S.-China trade war as an exogenous shock to the measure of journalist surname favorability and show that news articles released by journalists with Chinese-origin surnames elicit weaker market reactions during the trade war period. Finally, we find …
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U.S.–INDONESIA MARITIME SECURITY COOPERATION: EXERCISE CARAT, 2018–2024
U.S.–China competition has led to the United States to pivot its interests to the Indo-Pacific and a change in policy that emphasizes U.S. security cooperation with its allies and partners. This thesis evaluates U.S. naval security cooperation efforts with Indonesia and determines its impact on …
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The Rise of China: Economic Expansion, Military Modification and the Belt and Road Initiative
<p>In order to analyze China’s rise in power, we have to examine how China has achieved this growth. We need to observe their domestic reforms, international initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), and strategic military advancements. This thesis focuses on China’s economic …
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Simulations as Lab Experiments: Gender, Security and Success in Diplomacy
… Through a trade war simulation modeling U.S.–China negotiations, the study examines the role of gender and security linkage in shaping diplomatic outcomes. By randomizing gender at the individual, institutional, and structural levels, the findings suggest that women's presence expands the …
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The Impact of Overseas Study Experiences on Chinese Students’ Attitudes Toward the United States
… studying overseas, the instability of U.S.-China relations and the especially complex characteristics of Chinese students’ attitudes themselves. I will use value theory, belief system theory, and self-categorization theory to explain the unstable character of these attitudes, and the …
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Hong Kong's Transformative Journey Under 'One Country, Two Systems': Processes, Trends and Reflections at the Midpoint
… the twenty-six years since Hong Kong's return to China, the region has achieved remarkable success within this unique political framework. From the 1960s through today, Hong Kong has transformed into one of the wealthiest, most economically developed regions with the highest living standards …
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Essays on Identity-Based Bias and Discrimination
… scientific collaboration due to the rising U.S.-China tensions. Across these contexts, the dissertation documents the evidence for discrimination and its consequences. Chapter 1 examines whether gender match between prosecutors and defendants influences prosecutorial charging decisions and case …
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Labor Market Adjustments Under Economic Shocks: Evidence from the U.S.
… pandemic, immigration restrictions, and the U.S.-China tariff war (2018–2020)—reshaped labor demand and employer skill requirements in the United States. Using econometric methods on panel data from online job postings, the Current Population Survey, and trade exposure measures, the analysis …
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Building A Military Security Cooperation Regime in Northeast Asia: Feasibility and Design
… regime in Northeast Asia consisting of the U.S., China, Japan, Russia and the two Koreas. The author undertook this research for two primary reasons: first, to determine why key actors in Northeast Asia have not yet developed regional security arrangements like Europe has demonstrated in the …
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