Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Tangled Titans: Conceptualizing the U.S.-China
Relationship
David Shambaugh
Part II: The Historical Context
Chapter 2: The Evolution of U.S.-China Relations
Nancy Bernkopf Tucker
Part III: The Theoretical Context
Chapter 3: The Rise of China, the United States, and the Future of
the Liberal International Order
G. John Ikenberry
Chapter 4: U.S.-China Relations in a Realist World
Ashley J. Tellis
Part IV: The Domestic Context
Chapter 5: Domestic American Influences on U.S.-China Relations
Robert Sutter
Chapter 6: Domestic Chinese Influences on U.S.-China Relations
Yufan Hao
Part V: The Bilateral Context
Chapter 7: The Diplomatic Relationship: Substance and Process
Bonnie S. Glaser
Chapter 8: The Commercial and Economic Relationship
Charles W. Freeman III
Chapter 9: The Cultural Relationship
Terry Lautz
Chapter 10: The Military-Security Relationship
Christopher P. Twomey
Part VI: The Regional Context
Chapter 11: U.S.-China Interactions in Asia
Avery Goldstein
Chapter 12: Taiwan in U.S.-China Relations
Shelley Rigger
Part VII: The Global Context
Chapter 13: U.S.-China Interactions in the Middle East, Africa,
Europe, and Latin America
David Shambaugh and Dawn Murphy
Chapter 14: U.S.-China Interactions in Global Governance and
International Organizations
Rosemary Foot
Part VIII: Visions for the Future
Chapter 15: Chinese Visions of the Future of U.S.-China
Relations
Wu Xinbo
Chapter 16: American Visions of the Future of U.S.-China Relations:
Competition, Cooperation and Conflict
Harry Harding
David Shambaugh is professor of political science and international
affairs and director of the China Policy Program at The George
Washington University. He is also nonresident senior fellow in the
Foreign Policy Studies Program at The Brookings Institution.
Distinguished Sinologist Shambaugh (George Washington Univ.) edited
this volume and provided an opening chapter on conceptualizing the
US-China relationship. He posits that the relationship between the
US and the People's Republic of China involves an uneasy and ever
shifting blend of cooperation and competition, coining the term
"coopetition." Therefore, policy makers in both countries face the
daunting tasks of simultaneously managing competition and
maximizing cooperation. Shambaugh has recruited 15 recognized
international scholars to assess the dynamics of these US and
Chinese interactions. In an effective format, these scholars
address the manifold aspects of the relationship: the theoretical,
the domestic, the bilateral, the regional, and the global contexts.
On the basis of these analyses, a distinguished Chinese academic
and then a distinguished American scholar evaluate "Visions of the
Future" in the relationship between these "tangled titans." A
valuable work that will be not outdated soon, it belongs in all
serious academic libraries. Summing Up: Highly recommended.
Upper-division undergraduate, graduate, and research
collections.
*CHOICE*
A volume of essays that offers an up-to-date assessment of US–China
relations, examining the past, present and future of the
relationship from regional, bilateral, global, domestic and
historical contexts, and includes essays on Chinese and American
visions of their future relationship.
*Survival: Global Politics and Strategy*
Its detailed studies of specific aspects of the China-US
relationship are excellent and provide the reader with much new
food for thought. The chapters on broader strategic developments
are also great…. [T]he contributions of the sixteen authors are
insightful and well-written – especially the more empirical
chapters. Furthermore, all chapters come with extensive references
making the book a good point of departure for future studies of the
US-China relationship.
*Book Count*
Tangled Titans is the best book on U.S.-China relations to appear
in many years—offering a comprehensive account of the world's most
important relationship. A must read for all who need to know where
Sino-American relations are headed.
*Hon. Jon M. Huntsman Jr., former U.S. ambassador to China*
David Shambaugh, long known for his contributions to China studies
in the United States, has collected a wide-ranging set of essays
analyzing all aspects of the U.S.-China
relationship. Specialists and general readers alike will find
much to consider in this important volume.
*Henry Kissinger*
A compelling collection of diverse experts that provides the
context for and covers the entire range of issues in the U.S.-China
relationship.
*Stephen A. Orlins, president, National Committee on U.S.-China
Relations*
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