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 CIS NO: 95-S920-7
 TITLE: What Should Be the Policy of the U.S. Government Toward the People's
     Republic of China, National Debate Topic for High Schools, 1995-96.
 DOC TYPE: Document                  COLLATION: v+826 p. il.
 DATE: 1995
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 104-1             SUDOC: Y1.1/3:104-3
 ITEM NO: 0996-A; 0996-B             PUB NO: S.Doc.104-3
 MC ENTRY NO: 95-25468

 CRS compilation of selected articles and reports pertaining to the 1995-96
 national high school debate topic "What Should Be the Policy of the U.S.
 Government Toward the People's Republic of China?"
 Organized as follows, including specific topic selections grouped in
 sections corresponding to the two debate propositions:
 General Materials (p. 1-152). Includes:
 a. Sutter, Robert G. (et al, CRS),"China's Changing Conditions" (p. 3-17).
 b. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "China After Deng Xiaoping: Implications for
     the U.S." Apr. 7, 1995 (p. 18-45).
 c. Department of State, China human rights practices review, excerpts from
     Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1993, Feb. 1994 (p.
     79-95).
 d. Hsia, Tao-tai; and Zeldin, Wendy I. (LC), "China's White Paper on
     Human Rights" Apr. 1993 (p. 96-121).
 e. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "Taiwan: Recent Developments and U.S. Policy
     Choices" with chronology (p. 126-140).
 f. Sullivan, James C.; and Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "Hong Kong's Political
     Transition: Implications for U.S. Interests" with chronology (p.
     141-151).
 Resolved:That the U.S. Government Should Substantially Change Its Foreign
 Policy Toward the People's Republic of China (p. 153-298). Includes:
 a. Lowenthal, Mark M. (CRS), "National Interest and U.S. Foreign
     Policy" Oct. 5, 1994 (p. 155-163).
 b. Lord, Winston (State Dept), U.S.-China relations, testimony before the
     Senate Foreign Relations Committee Subcom on East Asian and Pacific
     Affairs, Mar. 8, 1995 (p. 164-174).
 c. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "China in World Affairs: U.S. Policy Choices"
     Jan. 31, 1995 (p. 175-195).
 d. Sutter, Robert G.; and Dumbaugh, Kerry (CRS), "China-U.S. Relations"
     (p. 196-210).
 e. Sutter, Robert G.; and Kan, Shirley A. (CRS), "China As a Security
     Concern in Asia: Perceptions, Assessment, and U.S. Options" Dec. 22,
     1994 (p. 211-240).
 f. DOD, "U.S. Security Strategy for the East Asia-Pacific Region" Feb.
     1995 (p. 241-274).
 g. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "Chinese Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control
     Policies: Implications and Options for the U.S." Mar. 25, 1994 (p.
     275-298).
 Resolved:That the U.S. Government Should Substantially Change Its Economic
 Policy Toward the People's Republic of China" (p. 299-682). Includes:
 a. Morrison, Wayne M. (CRS), "China-U.S. Trade Issues" (p. 301-315).
 b. CRS, "Trade Policy in the 104th Congress" Apr. 10, 1995, (p. 316-391).
 c. Jackson, James K.; and Morrison, Wayne M. (CRS), "U.S. Economic, Trade,
     and Financial Relations with Asia: A Statistical Overview" July 19,
     1994, with tables and graphs (p. 392-421).
 d. Dumbaugh, Kerry (CRS), "China: Current U.S. Sanctions" Apr. 14, 1995
     (p. 422-432).
 e. Holliday, George D. (CRS) "China and the General Agreement on Tariffs
     and Trade" Sept. 12, 1994 (p. 433-454).
 f. Morrison, Wayne M. (CRS), "China-U.S. Trade Agreement on Intellectual
     Property Rights: Implications for China-U.S. Trade Relations" Apr. 5,
     1995 (p. 463-468).
 g. GAO, "U.S.-China Trade: Implementation of Agreements on Market Access
     and Intellectual Property" Jan. 25, 1995 (p. 469-532).
 h. Hardt, John P. (CRS), "China's Transition to the Market" July 30,
     1992 (p. 533-537).
 i. GAO, "International Trade: U.S. Government Policy Issues Affecting U.S.
     Business Activities in China" May 4, 1994 (p. 538-606).
 j. GAO, "U.S.-China Trade: Implementation of the 1992 Prison Labor
     Memorandum of Understanding" Apr. 3, 1995 (p. 607-626).
 k. Lord, Winston (State Dept), Chinese prison labor exports to the U.S.,
     testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee Subcom on
     International Economic Policy and Trade, Sept. 9, 1993 (p. 627-640).
 l. Weise, George J. (Customs Service), Chinese prison labor exports and
     U.S. enforcement efforts, testimony before the House Foreign Affairs
     Committee Subcom on International Economic Policy and Trade, Sept. 9,
     1993 (p. 641-651).
 m. Jendrzejczyk, Michael (Asia Watch), prison labor in China, testimony
     before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Sept. 9, 1993 (p. 652-671).
 Also includes an annotated bibliography (p. 683-797) and a guide to
 information sources (p. 799-823).
 CONTENT NOTATION: China-US relations and US policy, CRS compilation for
     high school natl debate topic, 1995-96
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH
     SERVICE; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC (US-China relations and US policy,
     CRS compilation for high school natl debate topic, 1995-96);
     FOREIGN.RELATIONS; SUTTER, ROBERT G.; DENG, XIAOPING ("China After
     Deng Xiaoping: Implications for the U.S."); DEPARTMENT.OF.STATE; HUMAN
     RIGHTS; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ("China's White Paper on Human Rights");
     GOVERNMENT.DOCUMENTS ("China's White Paper on Human Rights"); TAIWAN
     ("Taiwan: Recent Developments and U.S. Policy Choices"); HONG KONG
     ("Hong Kong's Political Transition: Implications for U.S. Interests");
     SULLIVAN, JAMES C. ("Hong Kong's Political Transition: Implications
     for U.S. Interests"); LORD, WINSTON; SUBCOM ON EAST ASIAN AND PACIFIC
     AFFAIRS. SENATE (China-US relations and US policy, review); DUMBAUGH,
     KERRY ("China-U.S. Relations"; "China: Current U.S. Sanctions"); KAN,
     SHIRLEY A. ("China As a Security Concern in Asia: Perceptions,
     Assessment, and U.S. Options"); NATIONAL.DEFENSE ("China As a Security
     Concern in Asia: Perceptions, Assessment, and U.S. Options"; "U.S.
     Security Strategy for the East Asia-Pacific Region"); ASIA;
     DEPARTMENT.OF.DEFENSE ("U.S. Security Strategy for the East
     Asia-Pacific Region"); PACIFIC OCEAN AREA ("U.S. Security Strategy for
     the East Asia-Pacific Region"); NUCLEAR WEAPONS ("Chinese Nuclear
     Weapons and Arms Control Policies: Implications and Options for the
     U.S."); ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT ("Chinese Nuclear Weapons and
     Arms Control Policies: Implications and Options for the U.S.");
     FOREIGN.ECONOMIC.RELATIONS; MORRISON, WAYNE M.; FOREIGN.TRADE;
     CONGRESS ("Trade Policy in the 104th Congress"); JACKSON, JAMES K.
     ("U.S. Economic, Trade, and Financial Relations with Asia: A Statistical
     Overview"); INTERNATIONAL.FINANCE ("U.S. Economic, Trade, and
     Financial Relations with Asia: A Statistical Overview"); STATISTICAL
     DATA: FOREIGN COUNTRIES-GENERAL ("U.S. Economic, Trade, and Financial
     Relations with Asia: A Statistical Overview"); STATISTICAL DATA:
     FOREIGN TRADE ("U.S. Economic, Trade, and Financial Relations with
     Asia: A Statistical Overview"); INTERNATIONAL.SANCTIONS ("China:
     Current U.S. Sanctions"); GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE
     ("China and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade"); COPYRIGHT;
     PATENTS; TRADEMARKS; TRADE AGREEMENTS; GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE;
     GOVERNMENT.AND.BUSINESS ("International Trade: U.S. Government Policy
     Issues Affecting U.S. Business Activities in China"); PRISONS (China
     export of goods produced in prisons, US policy issues); FORCED LABOR
     (China export of goods produced in prisons, US policy issues); WEISE,
     GEORGE J. (China export of goods produced in prisons, US policy
     issues); CUSTOMS SERVICE (China export of goods produced in prisons,
     US policy issues); JENDRZEJCZYK, MICHAEL (China export of goods
     produced in prisons, US policy issues); HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH/ASIA (China
     export of goods produced in prisons, US policy issues); SUBCOM ON
     INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY AND TRADE. HOUSE (China export of goods
     produced in prisons, US policy issues); BIBLIOGRAPHIES; HIGH SCHOOL
     DEBATE TOPIC