CISS Podcast How do Chinese Experts View Trump 2.0
Jan 20, 2025
In this discussion, Professor Da Wei from Tsinghua University and Professor Xie Tao from Beijing Foreign Studies University dive into the potential impacts of a second Trump term on U.S.-China relations. They analyze the rise of nationalism and its shift from globalization, highlighting how Trump's policies could redefine international dynamics. Mr. Zhou Buo offers a military perspective, while Professor Gong Jun emphasizes economic implications, suggesting a need for renewed cooperation and dialogue to navigate complex challenges between the two powers.
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Nationalism and Populism
- Trump's re-election signals a shift towards nationalism and populism.
- This suggests a move away from economic globalization and the liberal international order.
Nationalist International Order
- The U.S. is prioritizing its national agenda, turning inwards, and focusing on narrowly defined interests.
- This is evident in increased tariffs, industrial policies, and reluctance to engage in external conflicts.
Trump's Unexpected Return
- Trump's return was a shock, given his controversial first term.
- Nationalist populism remains strong in the U.S. and we should prepare for its continuation.