Great Power Competition in the 21st Century

At this closed roundtable in Washington, DC, University of California researchers will present findings from a multi-year research initiative that examined the technological, supply chain (global value chain), and geoeconomic dimensions of growing great power competition in the international system.

Presentations will include:

• Domestic Sources of Great Power Competition in Economics, Innovation, and National Security: The Chinese Techno-Security State and its Strategic Competition With the United States – Dr. Tai Ming Cheung (UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California, San Diego)
• New Economic Statecraft: A Framework and Application to the Artificial Intelligence Industry – Dr. Vinod Aggarwal, Dr. Andrew Reddie (University of California, Berkeley)
• Geopolitics, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and Global Supply Chains – Dr. Etel Solingen (University of California, Irvine)

Learn more about IGCC’s great powers portfolio.

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