June 14, 2019

Addressing China’s Digital Expansion

By Daniel Kliman, Lindsay Gorman, Sarah Margon, Adam Frost and Matt Chessen

Experts Lindsay Gorman, Sarah Margon, Adam Frost, and Matt Chessen joined Dan Kliman at the 2019 CNAS National Security Conference for a conversation about China's digital expansion. This session assessed the global implications of China’s “Digital Silk Road” and identified how the United States and its allies and partners can advance information connectivity alternatives where needed.

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