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China Security Autumn 2008: Beyond Bush

2 December 2008

In this China Security Autumn 2008 issue, leading China experts, writers and thinkers take a look back at United States-China relations during the Bush administration, explore what is ahead with President-elect Obama for the United States and China and analyze China's role as the United States' largest creditor. Also included are the views and analysis of China watchers regarding religion in the People's Republic, biosecurity in China, the potential end of the U.S. dominance in international oil finance with Chinese implications, and possible Chinese intervention in North Korea with the recent speculation regarding its ailing leader, Kim Jong-il.

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 China Security

Vol 4 No 4 Autumn 2008

The Years of Transformation by Ding Gang

Looking Beyond Bush by Various Authors

China: Creditor to the Rich by Brad Setser

A Crisis of Faith by Liu Peng

Cures that Kill by Michael Barr

Challenges to American Dominance in Oil Finance by Ronald Tong

Big Brother is Watching by Timothy Savage

China Security is a policy journal that brings diverse Chinese perspectives to Washington on vital traditional and nontraditional security issues that impact China's strategic development and its relations with the United States.

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