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SUMMARY:Deciphering Dominance: A Modern Cold War
DESCRIPTION:The MSC Wiley Lecture Series presents: “Deciphering Dominance
 : A Modern Cold War” the program will discuss the rise of China\, and th
 e implications that their growing sphere of influence poses. The multidisc
 iplinary panel will seek to address the avenues of intensifying conflict b
 etween the United States and China. There will be a strong emphasis on the
  ways in which international confrontations occur through economic\, milit
 ary\, and technological competition. Through trade policies\, competitive 
 investment abroad\, and military strength the two powers seem to be compet
 ing in a manner similar to Cold War power politics. How can this power str
 uggle of intelligence\, military\, and economics play a role in shaping th
 e future? Panelists will discuss this relationship and unveil the new natu
 re of our world order while considering how this might have an effect on t
 he international system.&nbsp\;
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LOCATION:MSC 2406B
URL:https://getinvolved.eis.tamu.edu/org/msc-wiley/events/19446/486402
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260218T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260218T200000
X-HOSTS:MSC Wiley Lecture Series
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The MSC Wiley Lecture Series presents: “D
 eciphering Dominance: A Modern Cold War” the program will discuss the ri
 se of China\, and the implications that their growing sphere of influence 
 poses. The multidisciplinary panel will seek to address the avenues of int
 ensifying conflict between the United States and China. There will be a st
 rong emphasis on the ways in which international confrontations occur thro
 ugh economic\, military\, and technological competition. Through trade pol
 icies\, competitive investment abroad\, and military strength the two powe
 rs seem to be competing in a manner similar to Cold War power politics. Ho
 w can this power struggle of intelligence\, military\, and economics play 
 a role in shaping the future? Panelists will discuss this relationship and
  unveil the new nature of our world order while considering how this might
  have an effect on the international system.<strong>&nbsp\;</strong></p><p
 ><br>&nbsp\;</p>
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