Session
The China-US Strategic Rivalry and Consequences for the Asia Pacific Region
Time- 10:50 ~ 12:10
Organization- Jeju Peace Institute, Asia Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (APLN)
Room- Youtube
Speaker
The rivalry between the United States and China has become a guiding paradigm in international relations, shaping strategic debates and real-world political, military, and economic dynamics. As countries around the world try to understand the evolving nature of US-China relations, it is necessary to step back and assess current developments and their implications.
This panel will address the uncertainty that revolves around some fundamental questions for the Asia-Pacific: What is the trajectory of China-US strategic competition and what are the implications for the Asia-Pacific region? Is this sustainable for the long term? How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed US- China strategic competition? How great is the risk of war between China and the United States? How can China and the United States have a less confrontational and more productive relationship? How will the Biden Administration handle the relationship with China?
This panel will address the uncertainty that revolves around some fundamental questions for the Asia-Pacific: What is the trajectory of China-US strategic competition and what are the implications for the Asia-Pacific region? Is this sustainable for the long term? How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed US- China strategic competition? How great is the risk of war between China and the United States? How can China and the United States have a less confrontational and more productive relationship? How will the Biden Administration handle the relationship with China?
