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Officials in the Obama administration have highlighted the need for a “positive, cooperative, and comprehensive relationship” with China that can help the United States address an array of global challenges. Administration officials have not adopted the “responsible stakeholder” language that characterized recent U.S. China policy, but their overall approach appears compatible with that concept. Initial policy statements have focused on expanding U.S.-China cooperation, with particular emphasis on addressing the global economic crisis and climate change.
Document Type
Policy Brief
Region(s)
Asia-Pacific, Indo-Pacific, East Asia
Topic(s)
Defense Policy, Great Power Competition, Strategic Competition
Publication Date
7-2009
Publication
Strategic Forum
Publisher
National Defense University Press
City
Washington, DC
Keywords
managing strategic competition with China, U.S.-China strategic relations, strategic competition policy, bilateral security cooperation, great power rivalry
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Recommended Citation
Saunders, Phillip C., "Managing Strategic Competition with China" (2009). Strategic Forums. 42.
https://digitalcommons.ndu.edu/strategic-forums/42