

The Most Dangerous Moment: A Debate on America’s Role in the Pacific | Uncommon Knowledge | Peter Robinson | Hoover Institution
7 snips Dec 5, 2023
Dan Blumenthal, director of Asian studies at the American Enterprise Institute, and Elbridge Colby, founder of the Marathon Initiative think tank, discuss deterring China's expansion in the South China Sea and aggression towards Taiwan. They explore the potential consequences of China's dominance in the Pacific, military and economic coercion, relying on allies, parallels between the Cold War and US-China relations, and the challenges faced by the United States in navigating its role in the world.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
China's Ambitions and the Potential Threat to Global Politics
02:20 • 24min
China's Military and Economic Coercion: Threats and Challenges
26:36 • 25min
Relying on Allies and Historical Parallels
51:16 • 8min
China's Potential Blockade of Taiwan
59:38 • 4min
Analyzing the Parallels Between the Cold War and the US-China Relations
01:03:34 • 2min
The United States' Role in the World: Challenges and Mindset
01:05:46 • 4min