Jeffrey A. Bader

In January 2009, Jeffrey Bader joined the Obama administration as senior director for Asian affairs on the National Security Council staff. From 2005 to 2009, while a senior fellow at Brookings, he was director of the John L. Thornton China Center.

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2008

Georgia's Lessons for TaiwanSeptember 02, 2008

Showcasing a New ChinaAugust 13, 2008

China's Hopes for the Beijing GamesAugust 04, 2008

Avoid Negative Sound Bites on BeijingJuly 29, 2008

North Korea's Nuclear DeclarationJune 26, 2008

Tibet Crisis: Questions AnsweredMarch 31, 2008

Tibet: Protests, Unrest and Deep-rooted TensionsMarch 25, 2008

2007

Chinese Imports and Product SafetyOctober 05, 2007

The Dynamics of Change among China, Japan and the U.S.October 03, 2007

Q&A: China Leadership ConferenceApril 11, 2007

Contending with the Rise of China: Build on Three Decades of ProgressFebruary 28, 2007

2006

Oil-Hungry China Belongs at Big TableSeptember 08, 2006

Trilateral Conference SummaryMay 22, 2006

Confronting the China ChallengeApril 20, 2006

China's Emergence and its Implications for the United StatesFebruary 14, 2006

The Energy Future: China and the U.S. - What the United States ought to DoFebruary 08, 2006

2005

Urgent Tasks for Bush Ahead of the APEC SummitNovember 13, 2005

China's Role in East Asia: Now and the FutureSeptember 06, 2005

Oil, the Middle East and the Middle KingdomAugust 16, 2005

Managing the China-U.S. Energy Competition in the Middle EastJanuary 01, 2005

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