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Too many people focus on the Washington-Beijing circus as if it were the only show in town, but while it is true that the US-China relationship will probably deteriorate no matter who the president is, this, as I discussed in my 2013 book, is... https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3108485/us-presidential-election-china-watches-and-waits-outcome-how?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=share_widget&utm_campaign=3108485
Too many people focus on the Washington-Beijing circus as if it were the only show in town, but while it is true that the US-China relationship will probably deteriorate no matter who the president is, this, as I discussed in my 2013 book, is... https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3108485/us-presidential-election-china-watches-and-waits-outcome-how?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=share_widget&utm_campaign=3108485
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only part of the story. It has to be seen more generally within the context of the bigger "deglobalization" story, in which anti-foreign and anti-immigrant feelings, along with geopolitical tensions, are rising everywhere.
only part of the story. It has to be seen more generally within the context of the bigger "deglobalization" story, in which anti-foreign and anti-immigrant feelings, along with geopolitical tensions, are rising everywhere.
3/8
It is this bigger story that explains why the US has turned against countries in Asia and Europe that could have been allies against China, why everyone in Europe hates everyone else, and why anti-immigration policies everywhere are such vote getters.
It is this bigger story that explains why the US has turned against countries in Asia and Europe that could have been allies against China, why everyone in Europe hates everyone else, and why anti-immigration policies everywhere are such vote getters.
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It also explains why China, one of the most aggressive beneficiaries of a faltering global system, is so unpopular, but it is nonetheless the peculiar blindness of Chinese analysts – even those who are supposed to be experts in foreign relations, as this article amply...
It also explains why China, one of the most aggressive beneficiaries of a faltering global system, is so unpopular, but it is nonetheless the peculiar blindness of Chinese analysts – even those who are supposed to be experts in foreign relations, as this article amply...
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demonstrates – that while foreign perceptions towards China are plummeting everywhere, with anti-China feelings in many countries much worse than they are in the US, they cannot conceive of any explanation except dastardly foreign subservience to Washington within the...
demonstrates – that while foreign perceptions towards China are plummeting everywhere, with anti-China feelings in many countries much worse than they are in the US, they cannot conceive of any explanation except dastardly foreign subservience to Washington within the...
6/8
larger context of a US-China conflict. In their views, Australian and Swedish anger towards China, for example, cannot possibly be caused by Chinese actions towards either of these countries. Even the foreign affairs of India – a country with a famously difficult...
larger context of a US-China conflict. In their views, Australian and Swedish anger towards China, for example, cannot possibly be caused by Chinese actions towards either of these countries. Even the foreign affairs of India – a country with a famously difficult...
7/8
relationship with the US and with an obvious domestic catalyst for their views on China – can only be understood by them as subservience either to Washington or to Beijing.
The truth, in my opinion, is that we had all better get used to a deteriorating global environment...
relationship with the US and with an obvious domestic catalyst for their views on China – can only be understood by them as subservience either to Washington or to Beijing.
The truth, in my opinion, is that we had all better get used to a deteriorating global environment...
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and understand that this will almost certainly continue until there is a major – and probably messy – adjustment in the global trade and capital regimes. Some form of deglobalization may be necessary, but deglobalizing worlds are always difficult and unfriendly ones.
and understand that this will almost certainly continue until there is a major – and probably messy – adjustment in the global trade and capital regimes. Some form of deglobalization may be necessary, but deglobalizing worlds are always difficult and unfriendly ones.
