Politics & Security
Has U.S. Government Angst over the China Danger Diminished?
China’s behavior will remain a key determinant of the level of U.S. attention China issues receive going forward. The
Author Archives for Robert Sutter, The George Washington University
Robert Sutter (sutterr@gwu.edu) is professor of the practice of international affairs at George Washington University. His most recent book, The United States and Asia: Regional Dynamics and Twenty-First-Century Relations, is published by Rowman and Littlefield (second edition, October 2019). His previous books include Axis of Authoritarians: Implications of China-Russia Cooperation, with Richard Ellings, (Seattle WA: National Bureau of Asian Research, 2018).
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Beijing-Moscow Cooperation: 3 Implications for America’s China Policy Debate
Mainstream United States media and government policymaking have slowly become aware of the sobering implications of the
115th U.S. Congress Aligns with Trump in Targeting China
By Robert Sutter After a slow start in 2017, reflecting preoccupations with American health care and […]
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Venture into High-Tech Firms Paves the Way for China’s Unexpected Rise
Robert Sutter I have long had a moderate outlook on China’s rise, a view that did […]
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Should Washington Get Tough on China? Here Are Things to Consider
Tracking the debate over China policy in Washington shows remarkable hardening over the past two years. There are now
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In Reviewing US China Policy, Consider Taiwan
As United States President Donald Trump prepares for his first trip to China in November, senior US officials actively
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Trump Is Plunging Cross-Strait Relations into Uncertainty – And That’s Exactly the Idea
President-elect Donald Trump sharply broke with past practice in December 2016 by accepting a congratulatory phone call