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of those and in every one when you go back and interview the negotiators, they'll tell you the same thing: the chinese used the process to both slow it down and water it down. >> the chinese view of their role in the world has matured. and i think the financial crisis has left the chinese aware of the fact that their interests are more vulnerable than they've ever been before and that's led to a recalculation on their side. but the idea that you can a fix each of these problems without an overarching strategic concept is just flawed, it's tail chasing, really. >> rose: we continue wi...

negotiators, they'll tell you the same thing: the chinese used the process to both slow it down and water it down. >> the chinese view of their role in the world has matured. and i think the financial crisis has left the chinese aware of the fact that their interests are more vulnerable than they've ever been before and that's led to a recalculation on their side. but the idea that you can a fix each of these problems without an overarching strategic concept is just flawed, it's tail chasing, really. >> rose: we continue with ken gormley, a law professor at duquesne who's written a h...

of those and in every one when you go back and interview the negotiators, they'll tell you the same thing: the chinese used the process to both slow it down and water it down. >> the chinese view of their role in the world has matured. and i think the financial crisis has left the chinese aware of the fact that their interests are more vulnerable than they've ever been before and that's led to a recalculation on their side. but the idea that you can a fix each of these problems without an overarching strategic concept is just flawed, it's tail chasing, really. >> rose: we continue wi...

chinese negotiated in each one of those and in every one when you go back and interview the negotiators, they'll tell you the same thing: the chinese used the process to both slow it down and water it down. >> the chinese view of their role in the world has matured. and i think the financial crisis has left the chinese aware of the fact that their interests are more vulnerable than they've ever been before and that's led to a recalculation on their side. but the idea that you can a fix each of these problems without an overarching strategic concept is just flawed, it's tail chasing, ...

negotiators, they'll tell you the same thing: the chinese used the process to both slow it down and water it down. >> the chinese view of their role in the world has matured. and i think the financial crisis has left the chinese aware of the fact that their interests are more vulnerable than they've ever been before and that's led to a recalculation on their side. but the idea that you can a fix each of these problems without an overarching strategic concept is just flawed, it's tail chasing, really. >> rose: we continue with ken gormley, a law professor at duquesne who's written a h...