Lessons from the new Cold War : America confronts the China challenge / edited by Hal Brands.

Other author Brands, Hal, 1983- editor.
Format Book
PublicationBaltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2025.
Descriptionvi, 307 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects
Cold War.
United States--Relations. --China.
China--Relations. --United States.
United States--Foreign relations. --China.
China--Foreign relations. --United States.
United States--Foreign relations. --21st century.
China--Foreign relations. --21st century.

Portion of title America confronts the China challenge
Contents Introduction: Lessons from the new cold war / Hal Brands -- Part I: Trade, Technology, and Economics : 1. America first vs. China's brute force economics / Liza Tobin -- 2. Assessing the US-China chip competition / Chris Miller -- 3. China's economic statecraft and the US response / Audrye Wong -- 4. The missing pillar: economic contingency planning in an era of US-China competition / Hugo Bromley and Eyck Freymann -- Part II: Allies, Partners, and the Struggle for Asia : 5. Allies, partners, and strategic competition with China / Michael J. Green -- 6. Great expectations: India amid US-China competition / Ashley J. Tellis -- 7. Understanding the evolving defense competition with China / Michael Mazarr -- 8. The denial dilemma in the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea / Zack Cooper -- 9. Shifting nuclear postures and US-China rivalry / Francis J. Gavin -- Part III: Politics, Strategy, Intelligence, and Values : 10. The Asia first debate / Kori Schake -- 11. The US-China intelligence competition: a preliminary assessment / Peter Mattis -- 12. The battle for soft power: US-China ideological competition in the 2020s / Larry Diamond and Frances Hisgen -- 13. China, domestic politics, and America's global role / Peter Feaver and William Inboden -- Part IV: America and China in a Shifting Global Order : 14. China's global governance gambit / Elizabeth Economy -- 15. Great changes: Xi, Trump, and the remaking of global order / Jude Blanchette -- 16. Competitive antiliberalism: how geoeconomics, security, and values define Chinese and American worldviews in the 2020s and beyond / Rana Mitter -- 17. US-China rivalry in a shifting international system / Michael Beckley.
Abstract "This edited collection convenes a group of experts who analyze the United States' record of competition with China over the past eight years and who ponder where the countries' relations are heading in the future"-- Provided by publisher.
General noteCollection of essays by Liza Tobin and 19 others.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 2025019086
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