POLI 383 - US-China Relations & Beyond

Semester Offered: Spring
1 unit(s)

(Same as ASIA 383) This course examines the critical US-China relationship at a pivotal moment in global history, focusing on both competition and cooperation in areas such as geopolitics, economics, and ideology. Students explore key issues including military tensions, security challenges, trade, capital and technological interdependence, while connecting theoretical debates with real-world scenarios. By analyzing the interplay between these superpowers, the course offers insights into the strategic challenges, cooperative opportunities, and policy decisions that will shape the future of global governance.

Fubing Su.

One 2-hour period.

Course Format: CLS