Top Tweets for #CompetitiveCoexistence
As I've argued in this #Thread—whether in #ArmsControl or #Climate—#Xi's demonstrated he won't embrace credible #reciprocity. Worse, he won't honor prior agreements—#HongKong/#Ukraine, etc. So IMHO, approach advocated here isn't "#CompetitiveCoexistence."
https://t.co/bA63rykU4g
"Reduce tensions/pursue shared interests as much as PRC willing."
That's min. basis for #CompetitiveCoexistence IMHO.
One side can't be disproportionately expected to make 1st move: real experience buying a car or negotiating int'l relations shows that doesn't work. Reciprocity!
#CompetitiveCoexistence ideas:
Don’t suppress PRC wholesale, oppose harmful behaviors.
Accept risk/friction to recalibrate PRC actions threatening US interests.
Hold ground in contested areas to thwart PRC dominance.
Reduce tensions/pursue shared interests as much as PRC willing.
I try to reread my work periodically to see how it's holding up. Sometimes it's sobering. But I think it always helps me do better than I otherwise would.
Revisiting this keeps bringing me back to #Reciprocity as minimal basis for #CompetitiveCoexistence:
https://t.co/pR6oxTJgJJ
In January 2019, I attempted to outline a "#CompetitiveCoexistence" concept @TheNatlInterest: https://t.co/pR6oxTJgJJ
I'll be the first to admit that MUCH has changed in nearly 4 yrs under Xi.
Now I recommend "#HoldingTheLine" thru this #DecadeOfDanger:
https://t.co/0q5n5zg12w
I think all this merits deep reflection/discussion. I'd never want myself or my son to live in a country where the government dictated what policy slogans meant & suffocated debate.
But words do matter.
So—in that spirit—here's some food for thought on "#CompetitiveCoexistence"
"Recognizing that the #competition between the United States and #China is here to stay, Washington will need to find a way to navigate this reality through the [#coronavirus] #pandemic and beyond."
EXACTLY!
Here's my suggestion: https://t.co/pR6oxU0S8j
#CompetitiveCoexistence
What is COVID-19 doing to US-China relations and what's likely to happen next? @MiraRappHooper & me in @ForeignPolicy on how the #COVID19 is affecting preexisting trends across the military, economic, technological, and ideological spheres. https://t.co/Muejb9BuAk
@AndrewSErickson on #CompetitiveCoexistence btw #US and #CN: [#PLAN] “warships built rapidly now require massive overhauls decade hence. The cost of #sea power far outpaces inflation: there is a reason that very few nations maintain a blue water #navy” https://t.co/oMxIbZJM01
Honored to hear Steve Hadley & Mike Green @JapanChair @CSIS discuss the need for a strategy of “#CompetitiveCoexistence” with #China!
https://t.co/0zBE1pjYuK
Here it is!!! I’ve offered a potential #CompetitiveCoexistence framework @TheNatlInterest:
https://t.co/hbAnTrAiAh
@WarOnTheRocks Honored to publish @WarOnTheRocks!
Make #China Great Again: #Xi’s Truly #GrandStrategy
https://t.co/MxHL3X0dWX
PRC strategy has broadly-defined arc that US should address w/ strategy of “#CompetitiveCoexistence” to safeguard interests sustainably amid increasing assertiveness.
@WarOnTheRocks This is not a panacea. #China will continue to promote its own concepts.
But given the reality of US public opinion & economic + security concerns, it is likely the most realistic place to start.
Here are the next steps toward #CompetitiveCoexistence:
https://t.co/hbAnTrAiAh
@WarOnTheRocks China under Xi clearly has a strategy. The US clearly needs one of its own.
With 4 decades of deep engagement foundering on Chinese ambitions & American concerns, Washington needs a new approach.
I propose a strategy of “#CompetitiveCoexistence,” which boils down to 4 points:
Honored to publish @WarOnTheRocks!
Make #China Great Again: #Xi’s Truly #GrandStrategy
https://t.co/MxHL3XhPlx
PRC strategy has broadly-defined arc that US should address w/ strategy of “#CompetitiveCoexistence” to safeguard interests sustainably amid increasing assertiveness.
@NBRnews @GrecianFormula @TheNatlInterest Rather than let China dictate terms in bilateral interactions, US should proactively & consistently promote its own ideas & phrasing. Describing the United States & #China as strategic stakeholders that should pursue #CompetitiveCoexistence realistically is a good place to start.
@NBRnews This is all in keeping with a larger strategy & policy framework for that I term #CompetitiveCoexistence: An American Concept for Managing U.S.-#China Relations
https://t.co/8l1kLMTpGi
@GrecianFormula @TheNatlInterest
@Ali_Wyne For more on the #CompetitiveCoexistence framework that I propose for US-#China relations, see my article @TheNatlInterest:
https://t.co/8l1kLMTpGi
Related policy recommendations for mil-mil relations:
@NBRnews: https://t.co/FJSKBIWPlp
Why it's urgent:
https://t.co/aVZ4c2nYYp
@Ali_Wyne Rather than let Beijing dictate terms in bilateral interactions, Washington should proactively & consistently promote its own ideas & phrasing. Describing the US & #China as #Strategic #Stakeholders that should pursue #CompetitiveCoexistence realistically is a good place to start
Stephen Hadley: “We need a #CompetitiveCoexistence framework for US-#China relations.”
https://t.co/F0As9ERMzY
I agree! That's why I've proposed the following:
"Competitive Coexistence: An American Concept for Managing US-China Relations"
https://t.co/hbAnTrAiAh
@Ali_Wyne
Honored to see policy heavyweights thinking along the lines of what I've termed "#CompetitiveCoexistence":
https://t.co/pR6oxU0S8j
In the post-engagement era, we need a strong, proactive American concept for managing US-China relations that acknowledges & embraces new realities
A terrific new Foreign Affairs piece by Kurt Campbell & Jake Sullivan is now live.
"Competition without Catastrophe" explores the contours of a post-engagement US China policy across the military, economic, values, and global governance domains.
https://t.co/CPqLfHcmtY
Interesting & timely:
"#Competition Without Catastrophe: How America Can Both Challenge & #Coexist With China"
Sounds ~like "#CompetitiveCoexistence"...
Here's how I've tried to develop the concept: https://t.co/pR6oxU0S8j
https://t.co/hbAnTrAiAh
@ForeignAffairs @LizEconomy
A good read on US-China relations..
Competition Without Catastrophe https://t.co/hZI60NGCoQ @ForeignAffairs aracılığıyla
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