Washington DC | Launch of the survey on America's role in the Indo-Pacific

In Washington DC, the Asan Institute for Public Policy hosted the launch of the United States Studies Centre's Survey on America's Role in the Indo-Pacific. The report is the first major, multi-country survey of public opinion since the 2016 US election and reveals a complex picture of public attitudes in Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea and India on issues such as American influence under President Donald Trump, international trade, the US-China relationship, and the likelihood of conflict in the region.

Speakers

• Darshana Baruah, Carnegie India
• Gordon Flake, Perth USAsia Centre
• Simon Jackman, United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney
• J. James Kim, Research Fellow and Director, Washington, DC Office, The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
• Yun Sun, Stimson Center
• Yuki Tatsumi, Stimson Center