Nigel Inkster CMG is Senior Advisor at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and a director of geopolitical and intelligence analysis at Enodo Economics, prior to which he worked in the British government dealing with foreign policy and security issues. The author of 'China's Cyber Power', his lifelong fascination with China started when he studied the language and culture at Oxford.

'[Inkster] reinforces a sense that the US-led west and China are locked in a desperate struggle not only for technological supremacy but also -- in the case of the west -- to preserve its liberal system. ... [he] does not appear at all certain that the west will prevail in the contest that he describes.'

Nigel Inkster CMG is Senior Advisor at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and a director of geopolitical and intelligence analysis at Enodo Economics, prior to which he worked in the British government dealing with foreign policy and security issues. The author of 'China's Cyber Power', his lifelong fascination with China started when he studied the language and culture at Oxford.

'[Inkster] reinforces a sense that the US-led west and China are locked in a desperate struggle not only for technological supremacy but also -- in the case of the west -- to preserve its liberal system. ... [he] does not appear at all certain that the west will prevail in the contest that he describes.'

Nigel Inkster CMG is Senior Advisor at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and a director of geopolitical and intelligence analysis at Enodo Economics, prior to which he worked in the British government dealing with foreign policy and security issues. The author of 'China's Cyber Power', his lifelong fascination with China started when he studied the language and culture at Oxford.

'[Inkster] reinforces a sense that the US-led west and China are locked in a desperate struggle not only for technological supremacy but also -- in the case of the west -- to preserve its liberal system. ... [he] does not appear at all certain that the west will prevail in the contest that he describes.'