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Navigating the Complexities of US-China Relations with Dale C. Copeland

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Dr. Tyler Pieron sits down with renowned international relations scholar Dale Copeland to unpack the evolving dynamics of US-China relations through the lens of history, economics, and strategic theory.

Drawing from his influential book A World Safe for Commerce, Copeland introduces listeners to his groundbreaking concept of dynamic realism—a framework that blends liberal and realist theories to explore the critical question: Does trade promote peace or conflict among great powers?

Together, they discuss:

  • 📚 The ongoing debate between liberal and realist views on trade and conflict
  • 🔍 How dynamic realism reframes great power competition
  • 🇨🇳 China's growing reliance on global trade and internal political pressures
  • ⚔️ Military strategy and economic dependency in shaping foreign policy
  • 🪨 The strategic significance of rare earth minerals and resource control
  • 🔮 Predictions for the future trajectory of US-China relations

Subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode!

#USChinaRelations #ForeignPolicy #DaleCopeland #Geopolitics #InternationalTrade #ComingHomeWell #DynamicRealism #GreatPowerCompetition #RareEarths #GlobalStrategy

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Dr. Tyler Pieron sits down with renowned international relations scholar Dale Copeland to unpack the evolving dynamics of US-China relations through the lens of history, economics, and strategic theory.

Drawing from his influential book A World Safe for Commerce, Copeland introduces listeners to his groundbreaking concept of dynamic realism—a framework that blends liberal and realist theories to explore the critical question: Does trade promote peace or conflict among great powers?

Together, they discuss:

  • 📚 The ongoing debate between liberal and realist views on trade and conflict
  • 🔍 How dynamic realism reframes great power competition
  • 🇨🇳 China's growing reliance on global trade and internal political pressures
  • ⚔️ Military strategy and economic dependency in shaping foreign policy
  • 🪨 The strategic significance of rare earth minerals and resource control
  • 🔮 Predictions for the future trajectory of US-China relations

Subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode!

#USChinaRelations #ForeignPolicy #DaleCopeland #Geopolitics #InternationalTrade #ComingHomeWell #DynamicRealism #GreatPowerCompetition #RareEarths #GlobalStrategy

  continue reading

154 episodes

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