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US-China Relations: What Is at Stake
Introduction to the course
Guide to navigating course content
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Chapter 1: US-China Relations – From Engagement to Extreme Competition
Introduction to Chapter 1
1.1 Why Engagement Failed (9:43)
1.2 Sino-US Relations from Nixon to Congagement (3:13)
1.3 Sino-US Relations after the Global Financial Crisis (2:58)
1.4 Covid-19 Exacerbates Sino-US Relations (3:46)
1.5 America Ratchets up the Pressure (3:10)
1.6 China and America Under Biden (8:55)
Quick quiz #1
Chapter 2: The Economy – Party-State Capitalism Versus Free Markets
Introduction to Chapter 2
2.1 Party-State Capitalism Versus Free Markets (4:39)
2.2 China, the US and the Global Financial Crisis (6:39)
2.3 Post-GFC Sino-US Adjustment (5:24)
2.4 The 2015 Shock a Catalyst for Major Supply-Side Change (7:32)
2.5 Trump’s Trade War (5:53)
2.6 Globalisation Has Gone Too Far (4:07)
Quick quiz #2
Chapter 3: Technology – Cyber Sovereignty Versus Open Internet
Introduction to Chapter 3
3.1 Cyber Sovereignty Versus Open Internet (8:51)
3.2 The Chinese Techno-security State (3:41)
3.3 China’s Plans for Technology Supremacy (5:43)
3.4 China Surprises the US in Tech Innovation (8:15)
3.5 China’s Technological Dependency on the West (6:39)
3.6 America’s Technological Development Model (5:32)
Quick quiz #3
Chapter 4: The Military – Incumbent Power Versus Rising Power
Introduction to Chapter 4
4.1 Incumbent Power Versus Rising Power (7:39)
4.2 The People’s Liberation Army (6:21)
4.3 China’s Military Modernisation (6:35)
4.4 US Military Challenges (5:34)
4.5 Taiwan War (6:00)
Quick quiz #4
Chapter 5: The Great Decoupling
Introduction to Chapter 5
5.1 The Great Decoupling (5:39)
5.2 What Next for Technology (5:41)
5.3 Where Next for the Global Economy (6:23)
Quick quiz #5
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2.1 Party-State Capitalism Versus Free Markets
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