Publication
30 Apr 2020
As with previous editions, Strategic Trends 2020 offers a concise analysis of major developments in world affairs, with a primary focus on international security. More specifically, in this year’s chapters 1) Jack Thompson explores the main domestic determinants of the US-China rivalry and their implications at the international level; 2) Michael Haas and Niklas Masuhr show that a US-China military conflict is no longer as remote as it once seemed and that both sides are actively planning for the eventuality of a major war within the next two decades; 3) Henrik Larsen and Linda Maduz address the implications of China’s targeted influence attempts and of its Belt and Road initiative (BRI) for Europe; and 4) Benno Zogg explores the BRI and its potential effectiveness from a regional perspective, focusing on China’s potential Eurasian zone of influence.
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Author | Michael Haas, Henrik Larsen, Linda Maduz, Niklas Masuhr, Jack Thompson, Benno Zogg, (Series Editor: Andreas Wenger, Editors: Michael Haas, Oliver Thränert) |
Series | CSS Strategic Trends |
Publisher | Center for Security Studies (CSS) |
Copyright | © 2020 Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zurich |