Elizabeth Chen

Elizabeth Chen is the former editor of the Jamestown Foundation's China Brief. Previously, she worked for a number of organizations in the U.S.-China policy space, to include the U.S.-China Strong Foundation, the East West Institute, and the Greenpoint Group. She holds a B.A. from Johns Hopkins University in International Studies and History, and has also lived and worked in mainland China for several years.

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Challenges and Progress in China’s Development of 5G and 6G

09.10.2021 Elizabeth Chen

On July 5, ten central government departments led by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released the “5G Application ‘Set Sail’ Action Plan...

Publication China Brief China

Historic Chinese Flooding Highlights Outstanding Infrastructure Problems

07.30.2021 Elizabeth Chen

Beginning on July 18, Henan Province saw record levels of flooding that state officials described as a “once in 5,000 year event,” (PRC Ministry of...

Publication China Brief China

Rapidly Implementing a Chinese Data Security Regime

07.16.2021 Elizabeth Chen

The Cyberspace Security Review Office (网络安全审查办公室, wangluo anquan shencha bangongshi) of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC, 国家互联网信息办公室, guojia hulianwang xinxi bangongshi) launched a cybersecurity...

Publication China Brief China

UN Human Rights Clash Strains Credibility of Chinese Diplomacy

07.02.2021 Elizabeth Chen

On June 22, the Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) delivered a joint statement to the 47th session of the UN Human Rights Council...

Publication China Brief China

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