From trading partners to imperial rivals: the emergence of the US-China conflict - Dean Maloney

Today China and the US are locked in a strategic conflict for global dominance. However, it was the US that helped transform China into the economic powerhouse that now challenges American hegemony. How did the US-China conflict emerge? And what does it tell us about the contradictions of global capitalism in the 21st century? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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