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America Can’t Surpass China’s Power in Asia, But It Can Still Prevent Chinese Hegemony
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America seems to think that, just because they were the global hegemon, that any rising power also seeks hegemony by military power.
Historically, this is supported by the post-Cold War context: the Warsaw Pact, NATO, and US enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine maintained American dominance in the West.
But then, the USSR collapsed. It's a new world, old man.
Is there any evidence that China wouldn't want to be a hegemon?
Yes, just look at the BRI compared to the US interventions in the global south