The United States, China, and Great Power Competition in the Middle East
The United States, China, and Great Power Competition in the Middle East Remarks to the David L. Boren School of International Studies, …
World Orders: The Global Kaleidoscope in Repeated Motion
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Some Implications of the Sino-American Split
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U.S Interests and Pretenses in a Changing Middle East
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Outcompeting China to “Win the Future”
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Changes not seen in a Century
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Will the Chinese Civil War End with a Bang or with a Whimper?
Will the Chinese Civil War End with a Bang or with a Whimper? A panel presentation to the Watson Institute with Dr. …
The Sino-American Split: At Sea with a Broken Compass
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On American Diplomacy and the Disorderly Oscillation of World Orders
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Sino-American Relations: A Candid Conversation with Chinese Friends
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