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Student Project Manager Ian Chavez ’28 interviews Matthew Turpin, a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institute and former director for China on the U.S. National Security Council. They discuss the current U.S.-China relationship and explore the challenges to cooperation between the two superpowers. The interview explores the economic, political, and military factors that complicate the relationship and evaluate the effectiveness of current U.S. policy. Read more
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