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Journal of Chinese Political Science - The Sino-U.S. relations tumbled during the Trump Administration. The talk of decoupling permeated the decision-making circle in Washington D.C. Many factors... 相似文献
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《Newsweek》1993,122(14):44-45
The landscape of health care is about to change. Under the Clinton proposal every American will choose one of three basic kinds of health plan--HMO, fee-for-service or a combination. The big questions are how much you will pay and how you will choose your doctors. Lost already? Here's a tour of Healthtown, U.S.A. 相似文献
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Oliver M. Lee 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2002,7(1-2):71-123
Using a framework of geopolitical analysis. Oliver Lee argues that the fundamental geopolitical relationships between the
United States and China, namely the relationship between the world’s strongest naval and air power and the world’s strongest
land power, would not be upset even after the American military presence in central Asia since September 11, 2001. The relationship
would remain essentially unaltered because — American initiation of the use of nuclear weapons against China being ruled out
for fear of Chinese retaliation — China would be able to withstand any U.S. military offensive conducted with conventional
land, sea, and air forces, regardless of whether the U.S. possesses permanent air bases in Central Asia or not, and regardless
of how many troops it may station on them.
His teaching and research interests include domestic and foreign policies of China and power in America and U.S. foreign policy. 相似文献
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Vidya Sagar Reddy 《Astropolitics》2017,15(3):235-250
There are a growing number of U.S. space scientists and managers calling for reinitiating cooperation with China in space. It is well-known that investigations of the U.S. Congress into various allegations involving China have resulted in a series of laws curtailing space cooperation between these two countries. By surveying the concurrent political developments within the United States in the 1980s and 1990s, this article attempts to reveal the domestic compulsions that propelled changes in the U.S. space policy towards China. The fundamental impetus is the power struggle and differences between the U.S. president and Congress in their perception of U.S. economic interests and national security in the context of space technology that strained these relations. Recent U.S. presidents who inherited this situation added to the discourse based on their own perceptions about outer space and China. These perceptions either found congruence with the policy of the U.S. Congress or led to finding ways to circumvent its legal restrictions. Based on these developments, it is concluded that the view of the U.S. president has alternated between necessary, desirable, and objectionable on the issue of U.S.-China space cooperation, and the U.S. Congress has thus shifted from supporting to restricting and then legally banning cooperation. 相似文献
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