Technology as a Battleground: US Demands, China’s Responses

Litao Zhao and Xiangru Yin

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2019, vol. 11, issue 02, 24-33

Abstract: The United States’ fear of losing its technological edge to China is on the rise. The Trump administration has viewed China’s techno-industrial plans and policies as a national security threat. Recognising the reality that it cannot afford to have a Cold War or “cold peace” with the United States, China has shown willingness to make concessions, but only to a certain degree. The Trump administration’s growing hostility is unlikely to stop China from pursuing frontier technologies, which are a source of national competitiveness, security and pride for China as much as for the United States.

Date: 2019
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