Great Power Competition as the New Normal of ChinaUS Relations

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The book explores the complexities of China-U.S. relations, arguing that great power competition is the new norm rather than a return to previous cooperation. It posits that the U.S. will benefit more from strategic competition than from collaboration. Advocating for a strategy of "great power cooperation through competition," it critiques previous approaches and emphasizes the necessity of engaging with China in certain areas despite the competitive landscape. The work aims to deepen understanding of the Chinese Communist Party's nature and encourages a reevaluation of foreign policy strategies.