Welcome to China 360°, a bulletin featuring original insights from the scholars at the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy’s 21st Century China Center to keep you informed about the complex and multidimensional developments in China and U.S.-China relations.
Issue 23: July 18, 2022
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Part IV: Does Congress Come Together on China?

In the fourth and final post of our four-part series, China Data Lab researchers ask how deep the bipartisan consensus on China goes in Congress. Their findings suggest that members of Congress see China similarly, but they rarely come together.
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Part III: How does Congress feel about China?
In the third post of our four-part series, China Data Lab researchers show how Congressional sentiment toward China has shifted over time with changing political winds.
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Part II: What Does Congress Tweet about China?
In the second post of a four-part series, China Data Lab researchers discuss their findings on what topics U.S. members of Congress focus on, such as human rights, security and trade, when discussing China and what sources of media they cite when they tweet.
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Part I: Who in the U.S. Congress Tweets About China?
In the first post of a four-part series, China Data Lab researchers discuss how U.S. politicians use social media when discussing foreign affairs. China dominates discussions of foreign policy, but Democrats and Republicans do not discuss it evenly.
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