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So How Is Philadelphia Doing in the U.S. Clean Energy ‘Super Corridor’?
Philadelphia enjoys key advantages in the emerging national clean economy, not least due to its linchpin position at the heart of a vibrant clean energy ‘super-corridor’ running from Albany NY and...
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Clean Energy ‘Super-Corridor:’ Balanced Profile of ‘Green Collar’ Jobs
One of the strongest attributes of job-creation from the clean energy economy in Greater Philadelphia and its surrounding ‘super-corridor’ (NY/MA through DC/VA) is its balanced profile. Year after...
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How do you say ‘Jon Huntsman’ in Mandarin?
This is the first of regular weekly Cooketop News blog posts (scheduled to appear each Monday). By reviewing the previous week’s top stories involving — broadly speaking — China clean energy, the idea...
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Happy Year of the Snake – Update 1
Happy Year of the Snake! I have some major catching up to do so let me begin here with a link to my book which the Wilson Center launched on September 24, 2012. (Note: if you want to download the PDF...
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Philadelphia Region & Tianjin Partner Win U.S.-China EcoPartnership Recognition
The summer’s over and the new work-year has begun. No better way to kick it off than with a reprise of our summer’s big news — China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia and the City of Philadelphia...
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Sustaining U.S.-China Cooperation in Clean Energy
The motto of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars is ‘knowledge in the public service.’ This publication of mine from September 2012 is made available to the public free of charge here...
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Asia’s Most Sustainable Cities Point the Way for Future Urbanization
By Anum Yoon Reposted from the Triple Pundit website post on May 2015 Seoul, South Korea, was ranked as the most sustainable city in Asia on this year’s Sustainable Cities Index, thanks in part to its...
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A Tip-Point in U.S.-China Relations
On May 27th speaking at the annual Stanford University Oksenberg Conference, Kurt Campbell, Biden’s National Security Council Coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs, delineated the new ‘continental...
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The Shift from Cooperation to Competition
After a run of nine years and ten months, the Assessing China blog was blacklisted last weekend in China. How did it last that long given that my view of the Chinese Communist Party (not the Chinese...
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Pro & Con: U.S.-China Clean Energy Cooperation
CQ Researcher asked me to argue the Pro side of the question “Should the U.S. cooperate with China in the global transition to clean energy.” That Pro/Con feature was published last week as part of...
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