Lessons from the New Cold War

Hal Brands is the Henry A. Kissinger Distinguished Professor of Global Affairs at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. A columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, he is also the author or editor of several books, including The Eurasian Century: Hot Wars, Cold Wars, and the Making of the Modern World and War in Ukraine: Conflict, Strategy, and the Return of a Fractured World.

• Introduction: Lessons from the New Cold WarHal Brands Part I: Trade, Technology, and Economics 1 America First vs. China's Brute Force EconomicsLiza Tobin 2 Assessing the US-China Chip CompetitionChris Miller 3 China's Economic Statecraft and the US ResponseAudrye Wong 4 The Missing Pillar: Economic Contingency Planning in an Era of US-China CompetitionHugo Bromley and Eyck Freymann Part II: Allies, Partners, and the Struggle for Asia 5 Allies, Partners, and Strategic Competition with ChinaMichael J. Green 6 Great Expectations: India amid US-China CompetitionAshley J. Tellis 7 Understanding the Evolving Defense Competition with ChinaMichael Mazarr 8 The Denial Dilemma in the Taiwan Strait and South China SeaZack Cooper 9 Shifting Nuclear Postures and US-China RivalryFrancis J. Gavin Part III: Politics, Strategy, Intelligence, and Values 10 The Asia First DebateKori Schake 11 The US-China Intelligence Competition: A Preliminary AssessmentPeter Mattis 12 The Battle for Soft Power: US-China Ideological Competition in the 2020sLarry Diamond and Frances Hisgen 13 China, Domestic Politics, and America's Global RolePeter Feaver and William Inboden Part IV: America and China in a Shifting Global Order 14 China's Global Governance GambitElizabeth Economy 15 Great Changes: Xi, Trump, and the Remaking of Global OrderJude Blanchette 16 Competitive Antiliberalism: How Geoeconomics, Security, and Values Define Chinese and American Worldviews in the 2020s and BeyondRana Mitter 17 US-China Rivalry in a Shifting International SystemMichael BeckleyIndex

Lessons from the New Cold War is a useful survey of the major issues in the Sino-U.S. competition for global influence...It is a fine overview of the issues, well organized, and well argued.—Cipher Brief