Publication

Nov 2017

This article argues that Chinese President Xi Jinping has not only strengthened his domestic authority, he also appears to be discarding Deng Xiaoping’s foreign policy of restraint. At the same time, US President Trump’s policies have weakened the US’ ability to respond to China’s rise. So, does the US still have the upper hand over China? Yes, says the text’s author. However, to preserve its global leadership role and its position in Asia, Washington must put its own house in order and adopt a clear strategy towards Beijing.

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Author Brian Carlson, (Editor: Martin Zapfe)
Series CSS Policy Perspectives
Publisher Center for Security Studies (CSS)
Copyright © 2017 Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zurich
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