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US-China Commission Report - Fatal System Error

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2008 COMMISSION STAFF<br />

T. SCOTT BUNTON, Executive Director<br />

KATHLEEN J. MICHELS, Associate Director<br />

OMAR ASLAM, (former) Staff Assistant<br />

NICHOLAS J. BARONE, Staff Assistant<br />

SYLVIA BOONE, (former) Administrative Assistant<br />

AMY BESS, Human Resources Assistant<br />

JOHN D. DOTSON, Research Coordinator<br />

M.L. FAUNCE, Administrative-Program Assistant<br />

TERESA GARCIA, Executive Administrative Assistant<br />

MICHAEL J. JANSER (LTC–U.S. Army), Senior Policy Analyst, Military-Security Issues<br />

SHANNON KNIGHT, Policy Analyst, Military and Security Issues<br />

LEE LEVKOWITZ, Research Assistant<br />

PAUL MAGN<strong>US</strong>SON, Senior Policy Analyst for Economic and Trade Issues<br />

MARTA MCLELLAN-ROSS, Policy Analyst, Foreign Affairs and Energy<br />

ATHANASIOS P. MIHALAKAS, Policy Analyst for Economic and Trade Issues<br />

ERIK PEDERSON, Congressional Liaison<br />

NARGIZA SALIDJANOVA, Policy Analyst for Economic and Trade Issues<br />

KATHLEEN WILSON, Budget and Accounting Specialist<br />

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />

The <strong>Commission</strong> would like to express its deep appreciation to those who testified<br />

before the <strong>Commission</strong> as expert witnesses, the researchers and analysts who prepared<br />

research papers under contract to the <strong>Commission</strong>, and others who assisted<br />

the <strong>Commission</strong>’s work by briefing the <strong>Commission</strong>ers on a wide array of economic<br />

and security issues. All these efforts helped inform the <strong>Commission</strong>’s and the<br />

public’s debate on issues vital to ongoing U.S.-<strong>China</strong> relations.<br />

The <strong>Commission</strong> offers its special thanks to Ambassador Clark T. Randt Jr. and<br />

his staff in Beijing; Consul General James B. Cunningham and his staff in Hong<br />

Kong; Ambassador J. Thomas Schieffer and his staff in Tokyo; Ambassador Alexander<br />

Vershbow and his staff in Seoul; Dr. Stephen M. Young, director of the American<br />

Institute in Taiwan, and his staff in Taipei; and the Honorable Christopher<br />

Hill, assistant secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, and his staff<br />

for their outstanding support of the <strong>Commission</strong>’s fact-finding trips to Asia. The<br />

<strong>Commission</strong>ers also wish to thank the agencies of the intelligence community that<br />

briefed <strong>Commission</strong>ers on key issues of importance to the U.S.-<strong>China</strong> relationship.<br />

The <strong>Commission</strong>ers offer special appreciation to Rona Mendelsohn, who served as<br />

technical editor of the final <strong>Report</strong>, and to the policy analysis staff for their exemplary<br />

assistance in framing the debate and assisting in the writing and editing of<br />

the final <strong>Report</strong>.<br />

And finally, the <strong>Commission</strong>ers also express their thanks to the <strong>Commission</strong>’s administrative<br />

staff and former staff members, research interns, fellows, and others<br />

who assisted the <strong>Commission</strong>ers and staff during this <strong>Report</strong> cycle by preparing research<br />

material and background information and by providing program and administrative<br />

support for the briefings and public hearings. They include Christopher P.<br />

Fioravante, Nicholas Hardy, John L. Haverty, Justin Jeng, Richard A. Komaiko,<br />

Sara Newland, Matthew J. Platkin, Steven Rao, Peter L. Ruffo, Matthew Seresin,<br />

Kenneth Standley, and J.R. Warner.

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