China in the World Ahead: Avoiding Cold War II
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Document Type
Lecture
Abstract
Among the great events that will mark the 21st century - climate change, civilization conflict, medical miracles, technological triumphs - the rise of China as a global force is likely to figure prominently. This will happen at a time when the United States is the world’s sole superpower; conflicts of interest will be inevitable. In fact, they already exist. Harm de Blij, a world-renowned geography scholar, television personality and Distinguished Professor of Geography at Michigan State University, returns to the January Series to discuss the possibility of a Second Cold War, which may vex this new century as the First Cold War bedeviled the last, and what can be done to avert this threat.
Publication Date
1-16-2004
Recommended Citation
De Blij, Harm, "China in the World Ahead: Avoiding Cold War II" (2004). January Series. 213.
https://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/january_series/213