From Pawns to Global Powers: The Nations of the Middle East Strike Back
U.From Pawns to Global Powers: The Nations of the Middle East Strike Back Remarks to Princeton University’s Institute for the Transregional Study …
U.S. China Policy: A Case of Self-Harm
U.S. China Policy: A Case of Self-Harm Remarks to the American Academy of Diplomacy Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) Visiting …
The Sino-American Quasi-War and its Collateral Damage
The Sino-American Quasi-War and its Collateral Damage Remarks to a Forum organized by the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and the Shanghai …
Can the United States Effectively Counter Chinese Influence in the GCC?
Can the United States Effectively Counter Chinese Influence in the GCC? Remarks to a Panel of the Middle East Institute Ambassador Chas …
Time to Try a Different Approach to Foreign Relations?
Time to Try a Different Approach to Foreign Relations? Remarks to a CODEPINK Congress Program on Diplomacy Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. …
Refashioning the East Asian Order
Refashioning the East Asian Order Remarks to the U.S. National Defense University’s College of National Security Affairs Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. …
The United States, China, and Great Power Competition in the Middle East
The United States, China, and Great Power Competition in the Middle East Remarks to the David L. Boren School of International Studies, …
World Orders: The Global Kaleidoscope in Repeated Motion
World Orders: The Global Kaleidoscope in Repeated Motion Lecture to a class on Diplomacy and the Policy Process Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, …
Some Implications of the Sino-American Split
Some Implications of the Sino-American Split A chat with the Peer Global Fundraisers Group Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) Visiting …
U.S Interests and Pretenses in a Changing Middle East
U.S Interests and Pretenses in a Changing Middle East Remarks to a Panel of the Middle East Policy Council Ambassador Chas W. …