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On December 5, 2019, the Asan Institute for Policy Studies and the Woodrow Wilson Center cohosted a roundtable.
Under the title “U.S.-China Trade War: Moving towards a truce?”, panelists discussed the current trade dispute more in connection with the strategic competition between the two great powers, differences between the current U.S. trade negotiation vis-à-vis China and other trade negotiations. In addition, they mentioned external and internal challenges that South Korea is facing in the era of the U.S.-China strategic rivalry.
Under the title “U.S.-China Trade War: Moving towards a truce?”, panelists discussed the current trade dispute more in connection with the strategic competition between the two great powers, differences between the current U.S. trade negotiation vis-à-vis China and other trade negotiations. In addition, they mentioned external and internal challenges that South Korea is facing in the era of the U.S.-China strategic rivalry.
Date / Time: Thursday, December 5, 2019 / 10:00 – 12:00
Venue: Gallery (1F), The Asan Institute for Policy Studies