Patterson Perspectives: Great Power Competition in the Indo-Pacific
About this episode
Elijah McKay interviews Michael Sobolik about the US-China relationship and its implications for the Indo-Pacific.
On the latest episode of Patterson Perspectives, Elijah McKay speaks with Michael Sobolik, Senior Fellow in Indo-Pacific Studies at the American Foreign Policy Council. Elijah and Michael delve into the details of the US-China relationship, with a focus on how the domestic politics of each country are shaping the nature of the competition. Elijah and Michael conclude with a set of lessons for future policymakers interested in the Indo-Pacific.
People in this episode
Host: Elijah McKay
Guest: Michael Sobolik
Topics covered
- US-China relationship
- great power competition
- domestic politics
- Indo-Pacific studies
- future policymakers
Keywords
- US-China relationship
- great power competition
- Indo-Pacific
- domestic politics
- policy lessons
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: American Foreign Policy Council
Places: US, China, Indo-Pacific
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