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Chapter three: Who Will Dominate the 21st Century: America or China?
Hoover senior fellow Elizabeth Economy explains the difficulty in preventing China from stealing US technology and patents. Economy describes the lack of Chinese social movements, and how there used to be many before Xi Jinping’s crackdown on the internet. Economy believes American values are better than China’s for the majority of the people in the world, which is why she hopes America will retain the liberal democracy order it has created.
For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/chinas-global-ambition-and-us-response/video
To learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp.
Click below to watch the other videos in this series.
Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=gdOxDlH1jZM
Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Hw8-p7gGmwM
Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tuIMA7yOq4s
Additional resources:
Read “Xi Jinping’s New World Order,” by Elizabeth Economy via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/china/xi-jinpings-new-world-order.
Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video.
Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video.
Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video.
Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy.
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Chapter three: Who Will Dominate the 21st Century: America or China?
Hoover senior fellow Elizabeth Economy explains the difficulty in preventing China from stealing US technology and patents. Economy describes the lack of Chinese social movements, and how there used to be many before Xi Jinping’s crackdown on the internet. Economy believes American values are better than China’s for the majority of the people in the world, which is why she hopes America will retain the liberal democracy order it has created.
For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/chinas-global-ambition-and-us-response/video
To learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp.
Click below to watch the other videos in this series.
Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=gdOxDlH1jZM
Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Hw8-p7gGmwM
Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tuIMA7yOq4s
Additional resources:
Read “Xi Jinping’s New World Order,” by Elizabeth Economy via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/china/xi-jinpings-new-world-order.
Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video.
Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video.
Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video.
Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy.
Visit policyed.org to learn more.
- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: bit.ly/PolicyEdSub
- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit
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