The Decisive Decade: American Grand Strategy to Triumph Over China
What kind of grand strategy should the United States pursue to prevail in long term competition with China? What moves does Washington need to make today to set us up
What kind of grand strategy should the United States pursue to prevail in long term competition with China? What moves does Washington need to make today to set us up
How should the United States compete against China and its other adversaries? How can domestic renewal of American institutions empower the U.S. to succeed abroad?
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