November 7, 2016

"While much media attention has focused on the scandals of the two US presidential candidates, this year's election will also have significant implications for the future of US-China relations, arguably the most important bilateral relationship of the 21st century.  

Given that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have vastly different foreign policy agendas, it is very likely that US foreign policy towards China under Trump will be very different from the current one, which has been championed by nearly all administrations since 1979. Clinton's foreign policy towards Beijing might not be too different from that of the current Obama administration, which is characterized by maintaining a workable bilateral relationship while managing geopolitical, economic, and ideological competition. "

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