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Part I: Introduction Chapter 1: Tangled Titans: Conceptualizing the U.S.-China Relationship David Shambaugh Part II: The Historical Context Chapter 2: The Evolution of U.S.-China Relations Nancy Bernkopf Tucker Part III: The Theoretical Context Chapter 3: The Rise of China, the United States, and the Future of the Liberal International Order G. John Ikenberry Chapter 4: U.S.-China Relations in a Realist World Ashley J. Tellis Part IV: The Domestic Context Chapter 5: Domestic American Influences on U.S.-China Relations Robert Sutter Chapter 6: Domestic Chinese Influences on U.S.-China Relations Yufan Hao Part V: The Bilateral Context Chapter 7: The Diplomatic Relationship: Substance and Process Bonnie S. Glaser Chapter 8: The Commercial and Economic Relationship Charles W. Freeman III Chapter 9: The Cultural Relationship Terry Lautz Chapter 10: The Military-Security Relationship Christopher P. Twomey Part VI: The Regional Context Chapter 11: U.S.-China Interactions in Asia Avery Goldstein Chapter 12: Taiwan in U.S.-China Relations Shelley Rigger Part VII: The Global Context Chapter 13: U.S.-China Interactions in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Latin America David Shambaugh and Dawn Murphy Chapter 14: U.S.-China Interactions in Global Governance and International Organizations Rosemary Foot Part VIII: Visions for the Future Chapter 15: Chinese Visions of the Future of U.S.-China Relations Wu Xinbo Chapter 16: American Visions of the Future of U.S.-China Relations: Competition, Cooperation and Conflict Harry Harding
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