No War with China

by Joseph Gerson (Originally published in Pressenza) Humanity finds itself in the inherent conflict between rising and declining powers that has often, as in World Wars I and II, culminated in catastrophic wars. The U.S.-Chinese trade war undermines both powers’ economies and simultaneously jeopardizes the […]

by Mark Stern It is my belief that it is critical to alter the image of China presented by the Democratic and Republican parties in order to minimize war.  To that end I make the following points, not intending to glorify China or suggest it […]

by Marcus Breen There is an unfortunate tendency to believe that warfare involves violence, guns, bloodshed and nationalism generated by stupid leaders intent on domination.  Thankfully, in non-violent warfare, only the last criterion applies to the tariff war imposed in the second week of March […]

by Marcus Breen What will the relationship between the US and China be in this new Trump administration? The Trump Administration is engaged in policy experimentation aimed at long term transformations of liberal US policy, including Chinese containment. Still, anyone making definitive claims about China […]