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Career diplomat reflects, emphasizes complexity of statecraft

News / February 13, 2014
Stephen Bosworth, a visiting lecturer at FSI in residence at Shorenstein APARC, discusses his career in the U.S. Foreign Service and highlights lessons learned from his years of diverse diplomatic engagement.
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Armacost to receive Grand Cordon, Order of the Rising Sun from Japan

News / November 2, 2007
Shorenstein Distinguished Fellow Michael Armacost has been selected to receive Japan's highest honor given to non-Japanese citizens in recognition of his work contributing to the continued friendship and mutual understanding between Japan and the United States.
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Shorenstein APARC delegation visits Chinese scholars, policymakers, and business leaders

News / July 29, 2007
In April 2007, a delegation of scholars from Shorenstein APARC visited Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Beijing, fulfilling the center's mission to carry its work "into Asia." Daniel Sneider, Shorenstein APARC's associate director for research, recalled the busy and productive trip for the summer 2007 edition of FSI's regular newsletter, Encina Columns.
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U.S. Asian policy for Bush's second term

Commentary / January 26, 2005
What might we expect of the Bush administration in its second term? APARC's Michael Armacost considers the road ahead.
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China risking a confrontation

Commentary / January 26, 2005
In his regular monthly column, APARC's Michael Armacost considers the impact of China's recent anti-secession legislation on President Bush's second term.
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Election victory a dubious prize

Commentary / January 26, 2005
The next president will be hampered by a gigantic fiscal deficit and a military that is stretched thin. In short, he will have few easy choices. Michael H. Armacost wonders why politicians yearn for this job.
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Sino-Japanese tensions obscure growing cooperation

Commentary / February 23, 2004
Michael H. Armacost observes that economic and political ties are now displacing a deep-seated and longstanding rivalry between China and Japan.
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