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After Engagement, What? New Conceptual Frameworks for America's China Strategy
Over the past decade, leaders across the political spectrum have rejected the conceptual framework known as “engagement” that had guided U.S. policy toward China since the mid-1990s. Stephen Wertheim outlines the benefits of identifying a positive framework for U.S.-China relations and explores four conceptual frameworks for America's China strategy for the 2030s.
Over the past decade, leaders across the political spectrum have rejected the conceptual framework known as “engagement” that had guided U.S. policy toward China since the mid-1990s. In his chapter for the Carnegie American Statecraft volume on the future of U.S.-China relations, Stephen Wertheim asks, what conceptual framework should American policymakers embrace now? Wertheim outlines the benefits of identifying a positive framework for U.S.-China relations and posits four conceptual models for America’s China strategy for the 2030s.
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