The Limits of Co Operation

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Where would the limits of co operation lie, and when might we start to think of china as a fret? And what kind of limits would you put in cooperation? Is there anything that a chinese regime could do internally, either in terms of quushing opposition or in terms of its treatment of ephnic minorities.

Noam Chomsky, professor emeritus of linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has for many decades been one of the most prominent critics of U.S. foreign policy.

In this week’s conversation, Noam Chomsky and Yascha Mounk discuss the theory of universal grammar, whether identity politics can be left-wing, and how the world should treat an ascendant China.

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