Pod Save the World Election 2024: Cooperation, Competition, or War with China?
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Oct 26, 2024 Evan Medeiros, a Georgetown professor and former Obama advisor, discusses the U.S.-China rivalry. Katherine Tai, the U.S. Trade Representative, shares insights on the Biden administration's trade strategies. Ryan Hass, an expert on Taiwan, highlights Taiwan's crucial role in global dynamics and semiconductor production. They delve into the balance of competition and cooperation, the historical context of trade tensions, and the potential economic consequences of military conflicts, especially concerning Taiwan amid the upcoming elections.
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Bipartisan China Challenge
- There's bipartisan agreement on China as a comprehensive challenge.
- Differences lie in how to address it, with varying domestic and international policy approaches.
Trump's Two China Policies
- Trump had two distinct China policies: one focused on his personal relationship with Xi Jinping and the trade deal.
- The other, driven by administration hardliners, viewed China with greater concern, especially regarding COVID-19.
Trump Presidency: A China Opportunity
- A Trump presidency presents an opportunity for China to advance its vision of global order.
- This includes promoting authoritarian political systems and state-directed development.