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Enjoy this special issue highlighting a pivotal policy report by our Working Group on Science and Technology in U.S.-China Relations and related media on the U.S.-China technology competition.
Issue 5: NOV. 19, 2020
POLICY REPORT
A New American Strategy for Technology Competition
This new report is the culmination of over a year of deliberation and study by the bipartisan Working Group on Science and Technology in U.S.-China Relations, chaired by GPS Dean Peter Cowhey.

The report is authored by 28 experts from academia, industry and the policy community. It is intended as a guide for the transition teams for the next administration by setting forth broad policy objectives and specific recommendations in four domains: fundamental research, 5G, artificial intelligence and biotechnology.
CONVERSATION
How Can the U.S. Maintain Global Leadership in Science and Technology?
Eight members of the working group elaborate on how the U.S. can formulate policies toward China that address the serious concerns over security, trade, IP and human rights while maintaining economic strength and innovation with its open system – all amongst the backdrop of deteriorating bilateral relations.
WEBINAR
Report Launch Press Conference
Moderator:
  • Susan Shirk, UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy
Speakers:
  • Peter Cowhey, UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy
  • Arthur Bienenstock, Stanford University
  • Anja Manuel, Rice, Hadley, Gates & Manuel LLC
  • Jason Matheny, Georgetown University
  • Keith Yamamoto, UC San Francisco
Press Coverage
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