Wei Hongxia
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Wei Hongxia is a senior fellow of Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her current research fields cover Foreign Policy of the United States, US policy to Latin America, Multilateral cooperation and China-US relations. |
September 15, 2012
- Determining factors in a presidential race
- With 50-odd days to go, who will stand out as the right candidate for the US President, Barack Obama or Mitt Romney? Three factors need to be considered in order to gain some in-depth perspective on this.
September 14, 2012
- Presidential election and the inheritance of values
- Amidst all the changes that the US presidential candidates are promising to bring the American people, where have traditional American values gone?
September 13, 2012
- A political game
- Although the US presidential election is a very serious matter, in truth it is more like a complex political game.
September 10, 2012
- The changing face of post-election China
- Wei Hongxia discusses the implications of the upcoming Chinese election related to China's social and political life.
November 17, 2009
- China-US relations: fostering habits of cooperation
- Instead of discussing topics upon which the two countries disagree, the Obama administration and China have worked toward a positive, cooperative and comprehensive relationship.
September 15, 2009
- US-Cuba relations: Ice is not broken in one day
- Since April this year, a series of steps have been taken by the United States to reach out to a neighbor and old foe: Cuba. Restrictions on the ability of individuals to visit family members in Cuba and send them remittances have been lifted.
July 8, 2009
- Jackson – epitome of the American culture expansion process
- Michael Jackson has gone, but his music still here. He and his music is a permanent sign of pop-culture.
