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To Change, to Compete, or to Coexist? The United States’ Perceptions of the Communist Party of China from Mao to Now

Today, political differences between the United States and China are but one factor among many leading to a deterioration in the bilateral relationship. Each side views the other’s form of government—and its international approach—as a risk to its own.

by Paul Haenle and Nathaniel Sher

published by

National University of Singapore

on September 7, 2022

National University of Singapore

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