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The United States and China are engaged in intensifying competition over trade and security—and tensions are mounting. John J. Mearsheimer argues that decades of misguided U.S. policies made conflict unavoidable: Washington now faces a new cold war with a powerful rival.

The Inevitable Rivalry

America, China, and the Tragedy of Great-Power Politics

By John J. Mearsheimer

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