

Dig: Ending the New Cold War w/ Jake Werner
Oct 4, 2024
Jake Werner, Acting Director of the East Asia program at the Quincy Institute, delves into the New Cold War between the U.S. and China. He discusses the historical neoliberal policies fueling current tensions and the significant shifts in U.S. foreign strategy since 2008. Werner advocates for international cooperation, aiming to reshape public sentiment towards China. With insights on economic nationalism and the evolving geopolitical landscape, he emphasizes the need for solidarity movements to foster a more progressive international order.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Rethinking International Relations: Beyond the New Cold War
02:44 • 4min
Shifting Sands: U.S.-China Relations Post-2008
07:10 • 16min
China's Economic Evolution Post-2008
23:01 • 30min
Navigating New Cold Wars: Harris's Foreign Policy Insights
53:03 • 10min
Instability in US-China Relations: Lessons from the Cold War
01:03:11 • 2min
Exploring Manufactured Anti-China Sentiment
01:04:46 • 2min
Shifting Sentiments: America's Evolving View on China
01:06:57 • 25min
Tensions and Dynamics in the Pacific
01:31:38 • 31min
Engaging with Global Power Dynamics and Activism
02:02:19 • 2min