U.S.-China Relations 2025

Edited by Du-Hyeon Cha, Kang Choi, Chaesung Chun, and Byung-Kook Kim

Category: Monograph
Published: January 2, 2012
Related Projects: National Security Panel (NSP)

Editor's Note

U.S.-China Relations 2025 analyzes and focuses on how the bilateral relationship between the United States and China will change over the next 10 years. Twelve leading experts participated in this research and produced chapters exploring on the major issues including: mutual perceptions, military relations, economic architecture, trade, currency, energy, the environment, and soft power.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1. Mutual Perceptions between the United States and China: Partners or Competitors? ｜ Hyung-Min Joo

Chapter 2. U.S.-China Military Relations 2025 ｜ Dong Sun Lee

Chapter 3. U.S.-China Trade Relations 2025 ｜ Dong-Hun Kim

Chapter 4. China’s Choice: The Political Economy of Key Currency and the RMB ｜ Yong Wook Lee

Chapter 5. U.S.-China Relations and East Asia: Strategic Competitions over the Economic Architecture ｜ Yul Sohn

Chapter 6. The Soft Power Market in 2025 and U.S.-China Relations ｜ Jung Kim

Chapter 7. The International Politics of Climate Change and U.S.-China Relations ｜ Beom-Shik Shin

Chapter 8. U.S.-China Energy Relations 2025 ｜ Joo-Youn Jung

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