Geopolitics and U.S. Policy - Perspectives of Taiwan and the United States (part two)

The re-election of Donald Trump as the president of the United States has resulted in a sense of uncertainty in the international community as they consider the potential global impact of his proposed foreign and economic policies. As the United States undergoes a leadership transition, it is important to examine the implications of the new Administration’s proposed policies on current geopolitical trends and their potential impact on the United States’ international relationships.
On December 19, the Foreign Policy program at Brookings and the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER) hosted an analytical discussion on the possible shifts in the geopolitical and economic situation under the upcoming Trump administration. In a fireside chat with CIER President Lien Hsien-Ming, Brookings President Cecilia Rouse discussed the outlook for the U.S. economy. Experts from Brookings and CIER formed two panels that respectively examined: (1) current geopolitical trends and the outlook for U.S. foreign policy-especially cross-Strait relations and U.S.-Taiwan relations-and (2) the evolving role of technology and economic security in international trade and geoeconomics.
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