| Title: | What does America want from China? |
| Authors: | Rush DOSHI, Author |
| Material Type: | Articles |
| Publisher: | Richmond : Foreign Affairs, 2024 |
| Article on page: | 13p. |
| Languages: | English |
| Descriptors: |
6.20 International relations > International relations > Bilateral relations |
| Abstract: |
In “No Substitute for Victory” (May/June 2024), Matt Pottinger and Mike Gallagher raise important concerns about the Biden administration’s China policy. But their analysis misses the mark. Their review of key episodes in the administration’s China policy is inaccurate, and they propose steps that the administration is already taking. But above all, they make a bad bet: they contend that the United States should forget about managing competition, embrace confrontation without limits, and then wait for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to collapse. This approach risks runaway escalation and could force a moment... |
| Source du document : | Foreign Affairs, 2024, N°103-4, pp.174-187 |
| Online | https://www.foreignaffairs.com/responses/what-does-america-want-china-matt-pottinger-rush-doshi |
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