Dong Wang is Associate Professor at the School of International Studies and Executive Director of the Institute for Global Cooperation and Understanding (iGCU), Peking University. He has written extensively on U.S.-China relations and China's foreign policy.

Travis N. Tanner is President of the U.S.-China Strong Foundation. Based in Beijing, Mr. Tanner has more than 15 years of experience working on U.S.-China relations. Mr. Tanner is the author, contributing author, or co-editor of numerous publications on the strategic, economic, and political dimensions of the U.S.-China relationship, including five volumes of the Strategic Asia series.

This volume of essays assesses US-China relations in the maritime and nuclear sectors as well as cyberspace, space and via the lens of P2P and Mil to Mil exchanges, providing a state of the art overview of relations between the two superpowers as we approach the third decade of the twenty first century.

Introduction Wang Dong and Travis Tanner

1 U.S.-China Relations in the Maritime Security Domain Wang Dong and Christopher Yung

2 Seeking Strategic Stability for U.S.-China Relations in the Nuclear Domain Elbridge A. Colby and Wu Riqiang

3 Reducing and Managing U.S.-China Conflict in Cyberspace Adam Segal and Tang Lan

4 U.S.-China Strategic Relations in Space Brian Weeden and Xiao He

5 Stepping Up Investments in U.S.-China Relations: Making People-to-People Exchange a Strategic Priority Travis Tanner and Zhao Minghao

6 Sino-U.S. Military-to-Military Relations Roy D. Kamphausen with Jessica Drun

7 Sino-US Military Relations: Interests, Challenges, and Solution Xu Hui with Yu Ying

Conclusion Wang Dong and Tiffany Ma