Camden Conference Talk: Sino-U.S. Relations: Global Competitors or the Inevitability of Armed Conflict: A Talk by John Doughty
Sino-U.S. relations are approaching a low point. Can the world’s two super powers move forward peacefully? We will examine five key historical events in China’s past which may provide a guidepost for future economic and military relations between the two countries. Further, we will discuss the ongoing trade war between China and the U.S. as well as Chinese military developments. As America increasingly looks inward, the probability of Chinese efforts to cement their position as a global economic and military leader has risen. Will America pivot to meet this challenge? The answer to this question could have profound implications for humankind.
John Doughty is currently Vice President and Chief Investment Officer for R. M. Davis, in Portland, Maine. John leads the firm’s research effort and is Chair of the Investment Committee.