Graham Allison on the Risks of a US-China War
The U.S.-China relationship is entering a phase of intense strategic rivalry akin to historical great power conflicts, where the rising power (China) challenges the ruling power (U.S.), creating conditions that have historically led to war in about three-quarters of such cases. However, e
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