The Great Disjuncture: What the US-China Contest Means for the World
How to understand the growing tensions between China and the US? How to characterise this new era which started in 2016 with the election of Trump? Is it really a New Cold War, as it is frequently described? How long will it last? How will it end? No, it is not a repeat of the Cold War 1.0; it is different. It will last a long time. It is already nearly five years old. The Cold War lasted 42 years. The cooperative era in US-China relations lasted 44 years. So it would be surprising if this new acrimonious era did not last at least two decades, perhaps much longer. How will it end: very differently to the way the Cold War ended.
Видео The Great Disjuncture: What the US-China Contest Means for the World канала Martin Jacques
Видео The Great Disjuncture: What the US-China Contest Means for the World канала Martin Jacques
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