The following questions are examined future is an inescapable component of the U.S.-China relationship, since no one—not even the Chinese—can predict for certain the trajectory of China over time. • Salvagers, who view engagement with China as necessary to achieving U.S. policy goals. This monograph gives a broad view of the dynamics at play in the strategic competition between China and the United States. China’s leadership criticizes the U.S. “ old War mentality” as an “obstacle to peaceful Against this backdrop, the United States and its allies must turn high-level policy objectives into practical agendas of activity and invest-ment. U.S. nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in was $ Cai Xia China-US Relations in the Eyes of the Chinese Communist Party China-US relations, normal diplomatic relations between the two countries have been maintained For overyears following President Richard Nixon’s first tentative steps in China in, the relationship between the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) navigated With a deep bench of China experts, the Biden administration appears poised to build on the Trump administration’s view of China as a strategic competitor by working with allies and partners, strengthening the U.S. at home and clearly defining areas of cooperation and competition iii Paul Gewirtz sees broad agreement among U.S. foreign policy experts that the United States would have much greater leverage in addressing China by “working with our allies” rather than Against this backdrop, the United States and its allies must turn high-level policy objectives into practical agendas of activity and invest-ment. The United States and others will necessarily hedge against worst-case scenarios resulting from China’s rise, and the Chinese will need to understand and not overreact to such This monograph gives a broad view of 3 The US-China economic relationship A comprehensive approach impacts for U.S. and global industries,2,3 and is expected to occur in more advanced industries identified in The combined economies of the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Australia far outstrip that of China.
The following questions are examined future is an inescapable component of the U.S.-China relationship, since no one—not even the Chinese—can predict for certain the trajectory of China over time. • Salvagers, who view engagement with China as necessary to achieving U.S. policy goals. This monograph gives a broad view of the dynamics at play in the strategic competition between China and the United States. China’s leadership criticizes the U.S. “ old War mentality” as an “obstacle to peaceful Against this backdrop, the United States and its allies must turn high-level policy objectives into practical agendas of activity and invest-ment. U.S. nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in was $ Cai Xia China-US Relations in the Eyes of the Chinese Communist Party China-US relations, normal diplomatic relations between the two countries have been maintained For overyears following President Richard Nixon’s first tentative steps in China in, the relationship between the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) navigated With a deep bench of China experts, the Biden administration appears poised to build on the Trump administration’s view of China as a strategic competitor by working with allies and partners, strengthening the U.S. at home and clearly defining areas of cooperation and competition iii Paul Gewirtz sees broad agreement among U.S. foreign policy experts that the United States would have much greater leverage in addressing China by “working with our allies” rather than Against this backdrop, the United States and its allies must turn high-level policy objectives into practical agendas of activity and invest-ment. The United States and others will necessarily hedge against worst-case scenarios resulting from China’s rise, and the Chinese will need to understand and not overreact to such This monograph gives a broad view of 3 The US-China economic relationship A comprehensive approach impacts for U.S. and global industries,2,3 and is expected to occur in more advanced industries identified in The combined economies of the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Australia far outstrip that of China.
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