The Fashion of Foreign Policy: How Generations Shape Global Relations In the rarefied world of international relations, where stakes are high and players are few, a quiet revolution is underway.
On college campuses across America, the next generation of diplomats and policymakers is rethinking the traditional "China threat" playbook that has guided Washington's approach to Beijing for decades.
The conventional wisdom in Washington had long held that America's China policy was headed in one direction: tougher sanctions, stricter regulations, and increased military presence.