Guests: ORVILLE SCHELL
Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism, University of California, Berkeley
Research Associate, Center for Chinese Studies
Author of several books most recently
Mandate of Heaven: The Legacy of Tiananmen Square and the Next Generation of China's Leaders (Touchstone, 1995)
HUANG YASHANG
Professor of Business, Government and International Economics, Harvard Business School
EDWARD ATKESON
Senior Fellow, Institute of Land Warfare at the Associaton of the U.S. Army, Arlington, VA
With twenty-four U.S. servicemen and women still detained in China, tensions between the two nations are rising. Why can't the two countries settle their differences? What role do culture and history play in their very different perceptions of what's going on? Join Juan Williams and guests for a look at what the U.S. and China want from eachother.
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