China has taken a more assertive role in challenging international norms, shaping international institutions, and creating new regional institutions and agreements, which will undoubtedly have implications for transatlantic allies.
- What strategies are transatlantic partners pursuing to engage or challenge China in existing and emerging multilateral institutions?
- How do institutional developments in Asia and the changing regional order affect the US, UK and EU?
- How do the different actors in the transatlantic triangle view and approach the challenges China presents for democracy and open societies?
This workshop is part of a multi-year initiative led by the US and Americas programme and the Europe programme on the Transatlantic Triangle and the China Challenge.
