President Xi Jinping of China arrives in the U.S. on Tuesday. During this, his first official visit, Mr. Xi is expected to find common ground with the White House on issues such as climate change and trade. But China's construction of artificial islands in the South China Sea and alleged hacking of American corporations promise to be much more contentious. We'll discuss China-U.S. relations and what the visit means for international policy and economics.
China's President Arrives in U.S. to Talk Cybercrime, Trade and the Environment
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Guests:
Gordon Chang, author of "The Coming Collapse of China" and contributor to Forbes.com
Susan Shirk, chair, of the 21st Century China Program in the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies at UC San Diego
Anna Han, associate professor of law and director of the Center for Global Law and Policy at Santa Clara University School of Law, specializing in Chinese law and international business transactions
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