US-China Relations in the Twenty-First Century: The Politics of Confrontation versus the Politics of Competitive Coexistence

'US-China Relations in the Twenty-First Century' looks into the complicated web of US-China relations, examining the complex interplay between cooperation and competition. It underscores the critical role of security, economic interdependence, and historical legacies in shaping this dynamic. By analyzing both internal and external factors influencing the two nations, the book aims to offer a detailed understanding of the difficulties and opportunities inherent in this pivotal relationship. It also seeks to inform policy decisions and promote a finer global perspective on the rising tensions and potential collaborations between these global superpowers.