

Ending the New Cold War w/ Jake Werner
Oct 4, 2024
Jake Werner, Acting Director of the East Asia program at the Quincy Institute and co-founder of Justice is Global, delves into the escalating New Cold War between the US and China. He explores how rising nationalism and economic shifts have influenced relations, advocating for a cooperative international order. Werner discusses the complexities of Biden's foreign policy versus historical context, critiques anti-China sentiment as a manufactured trend, and emphasizes the urgent need for global solidarity to address economic inequalities.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Challenging Militarism: A New Vision for International Solidarity
02:44 • 4min
U.S.-China Relations: A Historical Perspective
07:10 • 16min
China's Economic Landscape Post-2008
23:01 • 30min
Biden's Foreign Policy Dynamics
53:03 • 10min
Comparative Stability: The Cold War vs. U.S.-China Relations
01:03:11 • 2min
Analyzing the Surge in Anti-China Sentiment
01:04:46 • 3min
Complexities of U.S.-China Relations
01:07:29 • 24min
Tensions in the Pacific: U.S.-China Rivalry
01:31:38 • 31min
Navigating Global Capitalism and Power Dynamics
02:02:19 • 2min