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The Domestic Politics pillar of the CCA closely tracks developments within the Chinese Party-State (both the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the other branches of Chinese political system).
The Economy and Technology pillar brings to bear data-driven research to address core concerns regarding China’s macro economy as well as its industrial policy, especially with regard to its rapid technological innovation.
The Climate, Energy, and the Environment pillar at the CCA engages policymakers, economists, and experts across a variety of fields to assess climate-related challenges and develop constructive solutions.
The CCA's Society, Culture, Public Health, and Education pillar is structured through distinct projects that engage fellows in the broader study of contemporary China.
To accelerate the eradication of cancer (or, to find a cure for cancer), with multi-stakeholder, multi-regional collaboration, which is focused on patient-centric clinical trials and international regulatory harmonization.
This product helps decode the “black box” of Chinese politics through interactive visualizations and explainer essays that map the Chinese government’s formal institutions, informal networks, key decision-makers, and major policy trends.
This is the first in a two-part series by Diana Choyleva where she explores how the leadership of Chinese President Xi Jinping has changed the fundamental incentives driving the behavior of key groups in China and beyond.
The Hon. Dr. Kevin Rudd AC, Founding Chair of Center for China Analysis, Asia Society Polity Institute gave remarks at the Conference on the 100th Anniversary of Lee Kuan Yew's Birth.
Taylah Bland explores China’s likely agenda at UNGA by analyzing its key national interests and top international concerns heading into this important meeting.
Tech experts discuss the challenges and opportunities that AI introduces within the Chinese context, and the ethical and data security concerns intrinsic to the AI revolution.
Karen Hao, Zeyi Yang, Jenny Xiao, Qiheng Chen, and Lizzi C. Lee explore generative AI complexities, its applications, key players in China's AI drive, and innovation-focused government policies.
A panel of experts takes stock of the importance of the Taiwan Relations Act (1979) and the continued relevance of Taiwan in an era of strategic competition with the People’s Republic of China.
Rorry Daniels, Christopher K. Johnson, Neil Thomas, and Bates Gill discuss the future of Chinese domestic politics, its foreign policy, and U.S.-China relations.
Lynette Ong speaks with Bates Gill about her award-winning book, which examines how the state is outsourcing violence to reduce cost and lessen resistance.
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The Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis aims to unravel China’s complexities to deliver independent policy-relevant analysis.