Strategic Competition and Foreign Perceptions of the United States

The first part focuses on the shifts in the attitudes in key countries like Canada, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, ...

WHAT IS 'STRATEGIC COMPETITION' AND ARE WE STILL IN IT?

The last two (Trump and Biden) US national security strategies have claimed that the United States is in 'strategic competition' (a.k.a., ...

What Is Strategic Competition? | Wilson Center

What is strategic competition? Is it viewed differently by the United States ... US Foreign Policy · Women & Gender · RegionsOpen/Close. Arctic/Antarctic · Africa ...

U.S. Foreign Policy Insights with Mark Kennedy - YouTube

Watch this exclusive conversation with Mark Kennedy, Director of the Wilson Centre's Wahba Institute for Strategic Competition and former ...

Strategic Change in U.S. Foreign Policy

Making strategic changes in foreign policy is difficult for the United States. Consider, for example, the challenges that former president ...

Maximizing US foreign aid for strategic competition - Atlantic Council

The United States has reshaped how it uses military and economic tools to compete with China, Russia, and other adversaries.

Strategic Competition and US–China Relations: A Conceptual ...

Despite much attention on “strategic competition” between the USA and China following the declaration of China as America's “strategic ...

America's options in a world of strategic competition

But America's allies have even greater concerns as they consider what an “America first” grand strategy would look like. In its most extreme ...

U.S.-China Strategic Competition and Japan's Role in 2023 - CSIS

On January 20, 2023, the Biden administration entered its third year, continuing to place China as the top priority for its foreign policy.

U.S. Strategic Competition with China: A RAND Research Primer

This Perspective presents key aspects from past RAND Corporation research on the strategic competition between China and the United States, ...

Not an Away Game: US Strategic Competition in America's Own ...

The United States has asymmetric means to secure victories in strategic competition in Central and South America. This article examines China's ...

A Dangerous Game: China's State Media Perceptions of Strategic ...

This research aims to provide clarity on this issue by analyzing how Chinese state media portrays strategic competition with the US. Drawing from online Chinese ...

U.S. Relations With China - United States Department of State

Strategic competition is the frame through which the United States views its relationship with the People's Republic of China (PRC). The United ...

A Credible Grand Strategy: The Urgent Need to Set Priorities

The United States has a long history of successfully adapting its grand strategies to achieve its core foreign policy goals of security, ...

Strategic Competition | Wilson Center

The deepening rivalry between the United States and a range of countries with conflicting interests has been hailed as a new era of strategic competition.

How China views “strategic competition” with the United States

For the United States, competition is driven by China's challenge to American power and leadership, and its desire to change the international order.

How China is responding to escalating strategic competition with the ...

Ryan Hass analyzes China's evaluation of and geopolitical and economic response to sharp shifts in US-China relations and its international environment.

Insights on U.S. Ally and Partner Views of Strategic Competition

The authors assess trends in how U.S. allies and partners view the evolving competition with China and Russia and identify opportunities ...

United States Strategic Approach to the People's Republic of China

Beijing openly acknowledges that it seeks to transform the international order to align with CCP interests and ideology. The CCP's expanding use of economic, ...

Strategic Competition and Foreign Policy: What is “Political Warfare”?

This great power competition has political, economic and military dimensions, with potentially far-reaching implications for U.S. foreign and.