

What If America Can't Deter China?
Feb 14, 2024
Iskander Rehman, a Senior Fellow for Strategic Studies at AFPC, delves into the intricate dynamics of U.S.-China relations. He examines the historical context of protracted warfare and its implications for current military strategies. The conversation emphasizes the critical need for America to adapt its defense strategies to counter a rising China, particularly regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea. Rehman also discusses the dangers of domestic polarization on national security and the importance of unity in facing great power challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Deterrence in U.S.-China Dynamics
02:27 • 30min
Adaptability in Protracted Warfare: Lessons from History
32:12 • 5min
Strategic Rivalry: U.S. and China
37:30 • 11min
The Dangers of Domestic Polarization in National Security
48:55 • 2min
Exploring Historical Insights on Great Power Competition
51:20 • 3min