Evan S. Medeiros is the inaugural Penner Family Chair in Asian Studies at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service and the Cling Family Distinguished Fellow in US-China Studies. During the Obama Administration, he held senior positions on the National Security Council including Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Asia. He has published seven books including China's International Behavior: Activism, Opportunism, and Diversification.

Cold Rivals: The New Era of US-China Strategic Competition edited by Medeiros serves as a helpful tool for policymakers who deal with US-China relations or other two-country rival dyads.

• List of Illustrations AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: A New Strategic RealityEvan. S. MedeirosPart I1. Explaining and Understanding Competition in U.S.-China RelationsEvan S. Medeiros2. Old Cold War and NewRichard K. Betts3. The U.S. and China: From Partners to Competitors in America’s EyesHarry Harding4. From Reluctant Cooperation to Assertive Competition: China’s Reaction to U.S. Strategic Pressure 1979-2022Wang Jisi Part II5. China’s Management of Strategic Competition with the United StatesWu Xinbo6. The Evolution of America’s China Policy: Rethink, Reset, RecalibrateElizabeth Economy 7. The Economic Origins of U.S.-China Strategic CompetitionArthur R. KroeberPart III8. The Military Factor in U.S.-China Strategic CompetitionPhillip C. Saunders9. National Security and Strategic Competition between China and the United StatesLi Chen10. Non-Traditional Security Competition: the Espionage RealmJames MulvenonPart IV11. China’s Rise as a Technology Power and U.S.-China Technology Competition: Assessing Beijing’s ResponsePaul Triolo12. From Backwater to Near-Peer: Changing U.S. Approaches Towards China as a Technological CompetitorHelen TonerPart V13. Time Horizons and The Future of Sino-American RelationsDavid M. Edelstein14. Parsing and Managing U.S.-China CompetitionDavid Shambaugh15. Forecasting the Future of U.S.-China RelationsEvan S. MedeirosList of ContributorsIndex

Evan S. Medeiros is the inaugural Penner Family Chair in Asian Studies at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service and the Cling Family Distinguished Fellow in US-China Studies. During the Obama Administration, he held senior positions on the National Security Council including Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Asia. He has published seven books including China's International Behavior: Activism, Opportunism, and Diversification.

Cold Rivals: The New Era of US-China Strategic Competition edited by Medeiros serves as a helpful tool for policymakers who deal with US-China relations or other two-country rival dyads.

• List of Illustrations AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: A New Strategic RealityEvan. S. MedeirosPart I1. Explaining and Understanding Competition in U.S.-China RelationsEvan S. Medeiros2. Old Cold War and NewRichard K. Betts3. The U.S. and China: From Partners to Competitors in America’s EyesHarry Harding4. From Reluctant Cooperation to Assertive Competition: China’s Reaction to U.S. Strategic Pressure 1979-2022Wang Jisi Part II5. China’s Management of Strategic Competition with the United StatesWu Xinbo6. The Evolution of America’s China Policy: Rethink, Reset, RecalibrateElizabeth Economy 7. The Economic Origins of U.S.-China Strategic CompetitionArthur R. KroeberPart III8. The Military Factor in U.S.-China Strategic CompetitionPhillip C. Saunders9. National Security and Strategic Competition between China and the United StatesLi Chen10. Non-Traditional Security Competition: the Espionage RealmJames MulvenonPart IV11. China’s Rise as a Technology Power and U.S.-China Technology Competition: Assessing Beijing’s ResponsePaul Triolo12. From Backwater to Near-Peer: Changing U.S. Approaches Towards China as a Technological CompetitorHelen TonerPart V13. Time Horizons and The Future of Sino-American RelationsDavid M. Edelstein14. Parsing and Managing U.S.-China CompetitionDavid Shambaugh15. Forecasting the Future of U.S.-China RelationsEvan S. MedeirosList of ContributorsIndex