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The U.S., Asia, and the Rise of China

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As the Olympics begin today all eyes are on China. This is really China's big coming out party, their “we have arrived” moment. China has already arrived though, in military and economic terms China has been a great power for some time now, pop culture is merely catching up to the reality. The rise of China has impacted many areas of U.S. foreign policy and in this essay (Balancing Asia's Rivals), Prof. Joseph Nye analyzes the impact of growing Chinese power on the U.S. relationship with India and other Asian countries.

 

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Joel Davis

Joel Davis is the Director of Online Services at the International Studies Association in Tucson, Arizona. He is a graduate of the University of Arizona, where he received his B.A. in Political Science and Master's degree in International Relations. He has lived in the UK, Italy and Eritrea, and his travels have taken him to Canada, Brazil, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, and Greece.

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Areas of Focus:
State Department; Diplomacy; US Aid; and Alliances.

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