Quelling US-China Great Power Competition through Demographic Transition and Public Diplomacy

Competing development models in the Indo-Pacific highlight tensions between US-led openness and China’s revisionist socialism. Their impact on regional stability and the potential for cooperation through shared goals like sustainability and human security is all encompassing, highlighting the need to rethink state-to-state relations.

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Bond University Research Portal (Bond University)
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2024-12-12
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Quelling US-China Great Power Competition through Demographic Transition and Public Diplomacy

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International Relations and Foreign Policy
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Quelling US-China Great Power Competition through Demographic Transition and Public Diplomacy

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Abstract

Competing development models in the Indo-Pacific highlight tensions between US-led openness and China’s revisionist socialism. Their impact on regional stability and the potential for cooperation through shared goals like sustainability and human security is all encompassing, highlighting the need to rethink state-to-state relations.

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