US-China Relations

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US-China Relations

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The U.S-China Foreign Policy Relations

• No relationship will be as critical to the 21st
  century as the one between the United States.
  China's advancement is directly changing the
  lives of about one-fifth of the world's
  population and is generally affecting those of a
  billion others across the globe.

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The U.S-China Foreign Policy Relations

• The United States association with China touches
  on a number of issues including
• Security,
• Currency exchange,
• Financial issues,
• Human rights affairs.

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Decision making in politics and foreign relations

• The environment of making decisions in politics
  and especially at the foreign policy level is
  characterized by two most dominant approaches
  namely
• The cognitive psychology and
• The rational choice.

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Decision making in politics and foreign relations

• The supporters of rational often seek to make
  determinations on the national level of interest
  in the country, in this case the US, and clearly
  outlines the various objectives and goals that
  have to be met, normally in their order of
  importance.

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Decision making in politics and foreign relations

• Supporters of the cognitive psychology approach
  advocate for the need to have information
  processed and made available to enable the
  judgment process to effectively take place in
  uncertain and at times complex environments.

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Chinese and US culture that defines their
relationship

• The mutual correlation between China, regarded as
  one of the oldest civilizations in the modern
  world, and the United States, one of the most
  recent world civilizations with the strongest
  economy across the globe, is of great concern to
  both countries, as well as for the entire world.

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Chinese and US culture that defines their
relationship

• Money is the most essential element in terms of
  all business investments that are conducted
  between China and US
• Many American multinationals have invested in
  China.

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Chinese and US culture that defines their
relationship

• Any variances in Sino-US financial relations
  might influence the worldwide exchanging and
  fiscal framework, and might in turn push impacts
  on the two nations' political and strategic
  choice.

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Chinese and US culture that defines their
relationship

• Provincial legislative issues have assumed an
  essential part in forming the China-US
  relationship.
• There is a development that intends to accomplish
  for minorities the same status white Anglo-Saxon
  Protestants (WASP) have liked in political,
  social life.

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Internationalism

• The principal and generally essential precept of
  neo-conservatism is a firm faith in the need for
  the United States to assume an animated part on
  the world.

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Primacy

• The second mainstay of neo-conservatismpower
  could be abridged by a couple of most beloved
  outflows.
• American supremacy in the globe is a stroke of
  luck for whatever is left of the world.
• America does not look to overcome and abuse, yet
  rather to free and democratize, and gives goods
  publicly to all people.

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Unilateralism

• Unilateralism, the third standard of
  neo-conservatism, affirms that American force,
  not the United Nations Security Council, gives
  peace and security for whatever remains of the
  world.

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Militarism

•  To support supremacy and the capacity to act
  unilaterally, huge military limits are wanted. In
  the event that liberals can find shared view with
  neo-cons on the need of some outside
  intercessions, they were never completely
  agreeable with the utilization of American forces.

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Democracy

• Democracy is the fifth guideline of
  neoconservatives that is regarded as one of the
  most challenging aspects for most nations to
  achieve.

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The Dilemma in US-China Relations, Containment
verses Engagement

• One of the central issues in the Asia-Pacific
  locale in the post-Cold War world is the manner
  by which to distinguish the ascent of China.
  There have been contentions on whether to hold
  the administration of China or to captivate China
  in the global social order.

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The Dilemma in US-China Relations, Containment
verses Engagement

• The supporters of regulation contend that the
  ascent of China is a potential risk to the
  indispensable diversions of the United States,
  and support measures dependent upon conventional
  equalize of force notion by reinforcing dealings
  with the associated nations.

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Conclusion

• Regardless of the progresses made, the U.S.-China
  relationship remains unpredictable in nature as
  the two nations have different political
  frameworks. Most Americans are uncomfortable with
  China's dictatorship arrangement of government.
• This is contrary to the perception among the
  Chinese who are sceptical and believe that the
  US, by pressing China to adopt the freedom and
  democracy approach of liberalism, is to
  destabilize China and push the Communist Party
  from force.

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