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Gary Locke
What Does It Mean to Be Chinese?
By Xie Tao
A racially based definition of "Chineseness" keeps China from becoming a truly globalized nation.
Baucus in Beijing: New Ambassador, Same Priorities
By Shannon Tiezzi
Max Baucus is the latest in a string of trade-oriented U.S. Ambassadors to China.
The Gary Locke Effect: Does Race Matter for a US Ambassador?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Gary Locke, the first Chinese-American ambassador to Beijing, faced taunts and barbs because of his race.
How U.S. Ambassadors Influence China (But Not Americans)
By Zheng Wang
From John Leighton Stuart to Gary Locke, US Ambassadors have been influential in Beijing but have little impact at home.
Do US Comments on China’s Human Rights Make a Difference?
By Shannon Tiezzi
US comments on human rights in China aren't expected to change anything. Instead, they reveal the core of US-China distrust.
Beijing's Public Diplomacy Challenge
By Arthur Guschin
China’s efforts at public diplomacy have produced mixed results on the world stage.
Obama to Nominate Max Baucus as US China Ambassador
By Zachary Keck
The president’s decision to nominate Baucus signals his interest in focusing on economic ties with China.
Wanted: US Ambassador To China
As Gary Locke steps down, it’s time to think about what the U.S. needs from its next ambassador to China.
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