we are excited to have anja manuel joining us in conversation. i will give you just a brief sketch of both of their biographies because they are so well known to all of us in this room. three is a lawyer anja manuel is a lawyer and handles the asia portfolio for the undersecretary of state who handles clinical affairs. they have served as the deputy national security adviser among many positions as chairman of the u.s. institute of peace. this book is really a wonderful work. it's important and comes at an important time when so many of our policymakers and business people and are trying to determine precisely how to think about china and where these two very important countries fit into it. so, on the half of all of us, we are very honored to have the ability to host this conversation tonight. without further ado, let me turn it over to anja manuel and steve. [applause] thank you, richard, very much. i need to begin by saying i am a big fan of anja manuel and her book which i think is extremely informative and readable. it's a terrific read. con

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charlie: anja manuel is a lecturer at stanford university who previously served in the state departmentrom 2005 to 2007 and was responsible for south asia policy. strategicrtner in a consulting firm. her new book, "the brave new world" addresses the rise of india and china and how the u.s. can bring them together. i am pleased to have her for the first time at this table. welcome. anja: thank you very much, charlie. charlie: all of us know there has been a signal that has happened in the last 20 years, asia, china, india, vietnam, other places. the united states was recently visited by the prime minister of india, mr. modi, and there is an ongoing dialogue with china having to do with the south china sea, with cyberspace, with other issues. how could we bring the three of them together? anja: this is the core question in the book. it's not going to be easy, but china and india will have as dramatic of an impact on the united states as any two other countries on earth, just to give you some examples. by 2030, they will be the world's largest markets for our with 3 billion people between

. ♪ ♪ charlie: anja manuel is here, she is a lecturer at stanford university.tly served in the state department from 2005 to 2007. she was responsible for south asia policy. choose a partner in the consulting firm life, hadley, gates. her book is called "the brave new world." it addresses the rise of india and china. i am pleased to have her here for the first time. welcome. anja: thank you very much, charlie. charlie: all of us know there has been the signal, what has been in the last 20 years is the rise of china, india, vietnam and other places. we also note the united states was recently visited by the prime minister of india, mr. modi, and we also know there is an ongoing battle with china, which has problems, having to do with the south china sea, which has to do with cyberspace, and which has to do with other issues. how come we bring the three of them together? anja: this is the core question in the book. it is not going to be easy. china and india will have as dramatic and impact on the united states as any two other countries on earth, just to give yo