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Duality and difference of U.S. Strategies toward China, Russia / Qiang, Shen

Qiang, Shen	Journal Article
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2011.

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Globalization has complicated the strategic interests of major powers: integration of their strategic interests leads to their cooperation and interdependence on the one hand, and conflicts of their strategic interests result in their frictions and competitions on the other. The U.S. will try to maximize its strategic interests by utilizing its constructive cooperation with China, Russia and India on the one hand and, on the other hand, seek global and regional hegemony to contain and prevent the three countries from growing strong to become challenges to its hegemonic status. The U.S. strategies toward China, Russia and India are dual and different in degrees and contents. The U.S. will continue to hedge its bets on both the positive and negative sides of its strategies in the future.

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China ; India ; Russia ; Difference ; Duality ; US Strategies

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True tragedy of American power / Wilson III, Isaiah

Wilson III, Isaiah	Journal Article
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Publication	2013-14.
Summary/Abstract	American distaste for tragedy has led us strategies and policymakers mere force for power. Understanding the difference between force and power is vital to america rise as a durable and balanced global power, and not merely as a forceful hegemon. This understanding is all the more imperative at a time of compounding global security and austerity.

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Power ; Global Security ; America ; American Power ; Tragedy ; Global Power ;
Force ; US Strategies

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