U.S. RELATIONS WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN SCHEDULE BELOW
U.S. RELATIONS WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA SINCE THE END OF THE COLD WAR
SS 310

Why have relations between US, Russia and China become so problematic in recent years even as Russo-Chinese relations have greatly improved, posing a challenge to the US? The lectures will explore the roots of these developments from the perspective of the three states and their goals.

Presenter: Thomas Bernstein,
Professor emeritus, Columbia University. A member of the Political Science Department, he served as Chair from l986 to 1989 and 1991 to l994. He taught courses on Chinese politics, comparative communist systems, and rural politics.

Developer: Jonathan Weil

Fridays, April 12, 19
Thursday, April 25 (NOTE: The final class session of this course was changed from April 26 to April 25 due to a conflict in the Presenter's schedule. This is a change to what is printed in the Spring catalog.)

10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon

Facilitators:
Mary Lou Sortais 949-786-5686
mlsort@sbcglobal.net

Shelley Kirsch 310-386-2700
shelleykirsch00@gmail.com