June 14, 2019

Conscious Decoupling: Are the United States and China Parting Ways?

By Ely Ratner, Tom Donilon, Elizabeth Rosenberg and Derek M. Scissors

Experts Tom Donilon, Derek M. Scissors, and Elizabeth Rosenberg joined Ely Ratner at the CNAS 2019 National Security Conference for a discussion about the steps Washington and Beijing are taking to undo decades of economic integration.

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