The China Institute of International Studies
For Meetings Among U.S. And Chinese Officials On China's Role In Global Disarmament
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Amount$50,000
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ProgramInitiatives
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Date Awarded7/20/2011
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
Renewing support for the China Institute of International Studies’ U.S.-China dialogue would allow the Institute to continue its efforts to bring diverse Chinese views into unofficial strategic discussions. The dialogues, held in concert with Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation, bring together high-level American and Chinese nuclear weapons scientists, military officials, and policy advisors to support a more collaborative approach to disarmament issues in both countries. These unofficial discussions have been heralded by government officials as a good basis for subsequent official discussions of extremely sensitive strategic issues.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.ciis.org.cn
Address
No.3, Taijichang Toutiao Dong Cheng District, Beijing, 100005, China
Grants to this Grantee
for meetings among U.S. and Chinese experts on China's role in global disarmament
This renewal grant, together with a recommended grant to Stanford University, would fund high-level dialogues between Chinese and American decision makers and experts. Over the next year, the American and Chinese teams involved in the dialogues would work to bring China more actively into the global dialogue on nuclear weapons as well as into efforts to contain North Korea’s nuclear program. The project brings a host of high-level American and Chinese participants to the table.
for meetings among U.S. and Chinese experts on China's role in global disarmament
Renewing support for the China Institute of International Studies’ U.S.-China dialogue would allow the Institute to continue its efforts to bring diverse Chinese views into unofficial strategic discussions. The dialogues, held in concert with Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation, bring together high-level American and Chinese nuclear weapons scientists, former military officials, and policy advisors to support a more collaborative approach to disarmament issues in both countries. These unofficial discussions have been heralded by government officials as a good basis for subsequent official discussions of extremely sensitive strategic issues.
for meetings among U.S. and Chinese officials on China's role in global disarmament
Renewing support for the China Institute of International Studies’ U.S.-China dialogue would allow the Institute to continue its efforts to bring diverse Chinese views into unofficial strategic discussions. The dialogues, held in concert with Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation, bring together high-level American and Chinese nuclear weapons scientists, military officials, and policy advisors to support a more collaborative approach to disarmament issues in both countries. These unofficial discussions have been heralded by government officials as a good basis for subsequent official discussions of extremely sensitive strategic issues.
