Raymond Wang | Middlebury Institute of international Studies at Monterey, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
April 3, 2025
In a recent talk, SSP’s Raymond Wang (PhD candidate in Political Science) presents five ideas on US-China competition in nuclear and emerging technologies.
Join Raymond Wang in a discussion on five ideas on US-China competition in nuclear and emerging technologies, at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies of Middlebury Institute.
Wang is a PhD candidate in Political Science at MIT. His research examines the strategies and tools rising powers use to shape international order, with a focus on the rise of China. He explores this question through three research streams. The first examines how China shapes international order by commandeering existing rules, rather than overturning them or building alternative institutions. The second examines the drivers and effectiveness of China’s economic statecraft, which Beijing has increasingly wielded to further its goals. The final stream studies how China sustains its capability for competition through indigenous technological development, especially those with military applications.
From Middlebury Institute of international Studies at Monterey, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies