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What happens when two global powers compete for dominance? Political scientists John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago and Joshua Byun of Boston College explore the shifting dynamics of global power, America's foreign policy strategy, and China's growing influence. Drawing insights from their forthcoming book, they examine Washington's longstanding efforts to prevent rival powers from dominating their regions. Could a world shaped by both US and Chinese regional hegemony lead to heightened geopolitical tensions? The discussion explores the challenges of great-power rivalry, the future of international security, and whether competing regional superpowers could make the global order increasingly unstable.
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