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US-China Policy Shifts with Hoover Fellows Economy and Yu | Hoover Institution, Stanford University posted on the topic | LinkedIn

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Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy explains why China has no interest in replacing the United States as the world's policeman, even as Xi Jinping pursues a sweeping agenda to reshape global power, technology, and rules of the international system. Watch the full video on Freedom Frequency: https://thefreedomfrequency.org/p/what-does-china-want | Hoover Institution

Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy explains why China has no interest in replacing the United States as the world's policeman, even as Xi Jinping pursues a sweeping agenda to reshape global power, technology, and rules of the international system. Watch the full video on Freedom Frequency: https://thefreedomfrequency.org/p/what-does-china-want | Hoover Institution

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“We’re looking at a growing ecosystem of private companies that support the state and are told which targets to go after.” Cyber operations targeting US infrastructure are increasingly carried out by private firms contracted by the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). On the latest episode of China Considered, host Elizabeth Economy and Dr. Adam Segal examine the growing cyber threat and how the US can best respond. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/WtY8ogcTCqg?si=V80HelvhWRKGrp

“We’re looking at a growing ecosystem of private companies that support the state and are told which targets to go after.” Cyber operations targeting US infrastructure are increasingly carried out by private firms contracted by the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). On the latest episode of China Considered, host Elizabeth Economy and Dr. Adam Segal examine the growing cyber threat and how the US can best respond. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/WtY8ogcTCqg?si=V80HelvhWRKGrp

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Can Taiwan survive a Chinese invasion? With no strategic depth or rapid resupply, deterrence hinges on low-cost, high-impact defenses that disrupt logistics and buy time until US and allied forces can shift the balance. Read our national defense primer: https://www.hoover.org/research/myths-and-facts-national-defense | Hoover Institution

Can Taiwan survive a Chinese invasion? With no strategic depth or rapid resupply, deterrence hinges on low-cost, high-impact defenses that disrupt logistics and buy time until US and allied forces can shift the balance. Read our national defense primer: https://www.hoover.org/research/myths-and-facts-national-defense | Hoover Institution

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How is China recalculating after the U.S. strike in Venezuela? Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy explains why Beijing's response isn't about Taiwan panic—but about economic losses, security exposure, and global credibility. Watch the full rant on Freedom Frequency: https://www.thefreedomfrequency.org/p/chinas-venezuela-calculus | Hoover Institution

How is China recalculating after the U.S. strike in Venezuela? Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy explains why Beijing's response isn't about Taiwan panic—but about economic losses, security exposure, and global credibility. Watch the full rant on Freedom Frequency: https://www.thefreedomfrequency.org/p/chinas-venezuela-calculus | Hoover Institution

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On a new episode of China Considered, Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy talks with Dr. Joanna Lewis and Dr. Scott Moore to explore China's commanding position in the global clean energy sector and its far-reaching implications. The two experts explain how China has become both the world's largest manufacturer and consumer of clean energy technologies, dominating supply chains from raw materials through finished products like solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries. The conversation tackl

On a new episode of China Considered, Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy talks with Dr. Joanna Lewis and Dr. Scott Moore to explore China's commanding position in the global clean energy sector and its far-reaching implications. The two experts explain how China has become both the world's largest manufacturer and consumer of clean energy technologies, dominating supply chains from raw materials through finished products like solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries. The conversation tackl

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On the latest episode of China Considered, Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy speaks with Bonny Lin about Xi Jinping's objectives regarding Taiwan. Lin, director of the CSIS China Power Project, explains that Xi seeks unification during his term but operates within the broader timeline of national rejuvenation set for 2049. Watch the full conversation here: https://youtu.be/TS3mV23FAc8 | Hoover Institution

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Despite strains in the U.S.–Europe relationship, China has not succeeded in bringing Europe into closer alignment. On the latest episode of China Considered, Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy and Noah Barkin analyze why Beijing continues to rely on leverage rather than substantive concessions, particularly on issues like trade and support for Russia. Watch the full discussion here: https://youtu.be/wyi3vIYx0sc | Hoover Institution

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The ongoing competition between the United States and China is reminiscent of the Cold War with the Soviet Union. As China’s expanding global ambitions raise concerns, historical lessons from the Soviet challenge recognizing the global battle of ideas, blending force and diplomacy, and making difficult trade-offs can be applied to addressing China’s growing power, securing American interests, and promoting a freer and more peaceful world. Learn more: https://hvr.co/3NFWSch | Hoover Institution

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During Hong Kong's 2019 protests, universities became key sites of student mobilization and political pressure. Hoover Research Fellow Rowena He reflects on teaching during that period, as students organized class boycotts and academic life came under increasing strain. “If things continue, very soon, we would not be able to do what we are doing now,” she warned. Watch the latest episode of China Considered with host Elizabeth Economy: https://youtu.be/pd7P-Ot1YF0 | Hoover Institution

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Hoover Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy and Lingling Wei, Chief China Correspondent of The Wall Street Journal, sit down for a wide-ranging conversation on China's military purges, Wei's personal story, and U.S.-China relations in 2026. Watch the full China Considered conversation here: https://youtu.be/MykDLKXhfF0 | Hoover Institution

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Hoover Senior Fellow Frank Dikötter argues that China did not "become" communist through internal revolution alone. The decisive shift, he contends, came in 1945 when the Soviet invasion of Manchuria altered the balance of power and enabled Mao's forces to consolidate control. Watch the latest episode of GoodFellows here: https://www.hoover.org/research/red-dawns-and-skiing-stolen-land-frank-dikotter | Hoover Institution

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Is China a "paper tiger" militarily? Hoover Senior Fellow Frank Dikötter contrasts Chinese tactics and strategy: large-scale mobilization on the one hand, limited strategic coherence on the other. Watch the latest episode of GoodFellows here: https://www.hoover.org/research/red-dawns-and-skiing-stolen-land-frank-dikotter | Hoover Institution

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On a new episode of China Considered, Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy interviews Oliver Melton, who shares insider perspectives on China's complex economy, drawing from his years as a diplomat in Beijing and his current role at the Rhodium Group. Economy and Melton discuss how China's structural imbalances, high savings rates, and over-investment in real estate have created fundamental economic challenges that the leadership struggles to address through consumption-boosting po

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Hoover Research Fellow Dan Wang doesn't think that China will replace America writ large as the global superpower—but believes their success in the narrow field of advanced manufacturing could destabilize the West. Tune in to his recent GoodFellows conversation here: https://youtu.be/8HbtRTXUAOM | Hoover Institution

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Is China a more dangerous adversary than the Soviet Union ever was? The United States now faces a rival that is simultaneously military, economic, and technological in scale, unlike the Soviet Union of the Cold War. China's integration into the global economy, the erosion of stable deterrence, and growing uncertainty over American leadership create a more dangerous strategic environment than any faced in the twentieth century. Learn more about national defense in the United States: https://www.h

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China has increased defense spending by 700% since 2000, building a formidable coastal navy, expanding its missile forces, and preparing for a potential takeover of Taiwan. Even if China does not directly threaten the U.S. homeland, its regional ambitions could upend global stability. Maintaining America's technological and operational edge is essential to credible deterrence. For a concise overview, read our National Defense fact sheet: https://www.hoover.org/research/myths-and-facts-national-d

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George Soros on China: Remarks Delivered at the Hoover Institution

2022年1月31日

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Established one hundred years ago by Herbert Hoover at his alma mater, Stanford University, the Hoover Institution marks its centennial in 2019. With its eminent scholars and world-renowned Library and Archives, the Hoover Institution seeks to improve the human condition by advancing ideas that promote economic opportunity and prosperity, while securing and safeguarding peace for America and all mankind. | Hoover Institution

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Frank Dikötter is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution who has recently returned to the United States after living in Hong Kong since 2006. On a new episode of Uncommon Knowledge with host Peter Robinson, Dikötter challenges the prevailing narrative about China's rise. Drawing from his latest book, "China After Mao: The Rise of a Superpower," Dikötter argues that the Chinese Communist Party has masterfully projected the image of a powerful, modern, and economically dominant nation—but says

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On a new episode of China Considered, Dr. Elizabeth Economy talks with CSIS China Power Project Director Dr. Bonny Lin about China's evolving security posture and military ambitions under Xi Jinping. Lin explains how China's goals extend beyond regional dominance to achieving global parity with or superiority over the United States, ongoing purges within the Chinese military, the future of Taiwan, and recommendations for U.S. policy to capitalize on Chinese missteps while strengthening alliances

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In an era of global competition, America's long-term strength and role in the world depend on rebuilding industrial capacity. Strategic hubs, advanced infrastructure, and a skilled workforce are essential to restoring U.S. manufacturing leadership. Watch a new installment of Intellections based on the work of Hoover Research Fellow Dan Wang: | Hoover Institution

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For generations, America's maritime strength has been the foundation of its global power. But today, the US Merchant Marine—vital for moving troops, weapons, and supplies—is facing a dangerous decline. Meanwhile, China is rapidly expanding its maritime capabilities, outpacing the US in both scale and readiness. To secure peace, protect allies, and project power abroad, America must rebuild the civilian fleet behind its military force. Watch a new Intellections based on the work of Hoover Institu

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America's leadership in biotechnology depends on sustained national investment, robust biological intelligence, and broad access to the tools that will shape a competitive twenty-first-century bioeconomy. While China has adopted a nationwide approach to biotechnology, America must preserve its historical leadership in this field and fully secure biotechnology's future. Watch a new installment of Policy Stories with Hoover Science Fellow and Senior Fellow Drew Endy: | Hoover Institution

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On a new episode of China Considered, Hoover Senior Fellow Dr. Elizabeth Economy sits down with Dr. Rowena He to explore her journey from participating in pro-democracy demonstrations during the 1989 Tiananmen protests to becoming a leading scholar on Chinese human rights. Watch the full conversation here: | Hoover Institution

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Hoover Fellow Eyck Freymann explains why China's export-driven economy isn't just about size—it's structurally dependent on other countries' deindustrialization, creating friction with allies and partners worldwide. Order his forthcoming book, The Arsenal of Democracy, here: https://www.amazon.com/Arsenal-Democracy-Technology-Industry-Deterrence/dp/0817926852/ | Hoover Institution

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Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Elizabeth Economy speaks with Yanzhong Huang about China's COVID response, its public health system, and how global health diplomacy has expanded Beijing's influence amid US withdrawal—while US–China mistrust freezes cooperation. Watch the full conversation here: | Hoover Institution

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For decades, China operated under three unspoken “contracts” that kept the system running: 1) Economic Contract: The Party delivers growth, the people stay loyal. 2) Information Contract: The media exposes problems, the Party fixes them. 3) Succession Contract: Peaceful leadership transitions prevent power struggles. Under Xi, all three have been weakened or broken — creating a much more fragile political system than the one that existed just a decade ago. China expert Frank Dikötter, a senior f

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