Off The Record Is The Longest Running Women’s Foreign Policy Forum In The United States.
Declan Walsh
Sponsor: Sperry, Mitchell & Company
Navigating Afghanistan And The U.S. Challenge in Pakistan
Past Speakers
Daniel Russel
The U.S.-China Struggle for Economic and Strategic Advantage
Daniel Mattingly
YOUNG PATRON EVENT: Mastering Repression: How China Controls Its People
Ankit Panda
YOUNG PATRON EVENT: Competing for Asia: China Challenges the U.S.
Dr. Elizabeth Economy
Xi Jinping and China's Third Revolution
Robert D. Kaplan
PATRON EVENT: The Return of Marco Polo's World
Dr. Robert Litwak
Jean H. Lee
Lindsey W. Ford
Shrimp Among Whales: Next Steps for the U.S. and China on Reining in North Korea
Bonnie Glaser
High Seas and High Stakes: The U.S. and China in the South China Sea
Dr. Milan Vaishnav
Modi's India: Change You Can Believe In?
Michael O'Hanlon
U.S.-China Relations in the 21st Century
Melanie Kirkpatrick
Can North Korea Change?
Dr. Fancis Fukuyama
China and the United States as Global Models
Amb. Morton Abrahmowitz
The New Turkey: Domestic and Foreign Difficulties
Parag Khanna
The Pivot to Asia: Prospects for the Next Administration
Amb. J. Stapleton Roy
Dealing with a Rising China
Dr. George Packard
Blundering in Asia: Can the U.S. and Japan Ever Learn?
Stephen Bosworth
Dealing with North Korea: A Current Snapshot
Mary Wadsworth Darby
China Foreign Policy in Perspective: Will the Real China Please Stand Up?
David Denoon
Are China and India Allies or Competitors of the U.S.?
Frank G. Wisner
Pakistan: The February Elections, Musharraf, and US Relations
Sandra Hamid
Making Democracy Work: The New Indonesia
Harry Harding
The New Agenda in US-China Relations
Amb. Charles L. Pritchard
U.S. Policy Toward North Korea: Prospects for Success
Xenia Dormandy
India, Pakistan and More: South Asia's Rising Importance in U.S. Foreign Policy
Amb. Frank G. Wisner
India and Pakistan: At the Crossroads
Dr. Minxin Pei
China's Fragile Balance: Economic Dynamism and Political Stagnation
Amb. Donald P. Gregg
Threats and Opportunities on the Korean Peninsula
Amb. Winston Lord
U.S.-China Relations: Sweet and Sour
