The Emergence of China Throughout Asia: Security and Economic Consequences for the U.S. HEARING before the COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS UNITED STATES SENATE ONE HUNDRED NINTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION Tuesday, June 7, 2005 Time: 2:30 PM Place: 419 Dirksen Senate Office Building Presiding: Senator Murkowski     Witnesses:     Panel 1 Mr. Christopher Hill    Assistant Secretary for East Asia and the Pacific    Department of State    Washington, DC Mr. Richard Lawless (*Invited)    Deputy Under Secretary    Department of Defense    Washington, DC Mr. Henry A. Levine (*Invited)    Deputy Assistant Secretary    Market Access and Compliance Programs    International Trade Administration    Department of Commerce    Washington, DC    Panel 2 Dr. David M. Lampton (*Invited)    Director of Chinese Studies    The Nixon Center    Washington, DC Mr. Jeffrey A. Bader (*Invited)    Senior Fellow    The Brookings Institution    Washington, DC Dr. Minxin Pei    Senior Associate    Carnegie Endowment for International Peace    Washington D.C. Mr. Mike Herberg    Director    Asian Energy Security Program    The National Bureau of Asian Research    Seattle, Washington Professor Catharin E. Dalpino    Adjunct Professor of Southeast Asian Studies    Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service    Georgetown University    School of Advanced International Studies    Johns Hopkins University    Washington, DC Additional Witnesses May Be Added…               Witness names in blue are links to the statement given. Statements are only posted if provided electronically by witness.