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008			140729s2015 dcu ob 001 0 eng
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100	1		_aGoldstein, Lyle, _e1
245	1	0	_aMeeting China halfway : _bhow to defuse the emerging US-China rivalry / _cLyle J. Goldstein.
260			_aWashington, DC : _bGeorgetown University Press, _c(c)2015.
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520	0		_aChina's expanding economic and military power, and the US response to the challenge of China's rise are shaping international relations in the twenty-first century. A breakdown in this relationship could bring about a situation reminiscent of the Cold War. Lyle Goldstein argues that while conflict is not predetermined, there are worrying signs that the relationship is becoming an increasingly chilly and dangerous rivalry. The main purposes of this book are to analyze the trajectory of the relationship, to examine both US views and Chinese views of the other, and to propose concrete steps to reverse a perilous deterioration in the relationship. He examines key flash points or difficult issues in the US-China relationship in depth, such as Taiwan, the Korean Peninsula, Japan, economic issues, and climate change, to name a few. A unique feature of the book is that Goldstein's language skills allowed him to incorporate Chinese military and diplomatic publications to a degree that few in the West have been able to in the past. Goldstein is under no illusions that compromise is easy, but he calls for both the US and China to take steps to seek an accommodation of interests in the Pacific and globally to avoid a dangerous strategic rivalry.
505	0	0	_aIntroduction -- _tBad blood : the legacy of history for US-China relations -- _tImagine : the Taiwan question and US-China relations -- _tMutually assured dependence : economic aspects of US-China relations -- _tToxic embrace : the environment and US-China relations -- _tSouth-south "pivot" : the developing world and US-China relations -- _tPersian spring : the Middle East and US-China relations -- _tBipolarity reconsidered : the Korean peninsula and US-China relations -- _tLodestone : Japan and US-China relations -- _tThe new Fulda gap : Southeast Asia and US-China relations -- _tAlter ego : India and US-China relations -- _tConclusion : rebalancing the rebalance : mitigating tendencies toward strategic rivalry in US-China relations.
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655		1	_aElectronic Books.
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