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Noah Feldman - Cool War: The Future of Global Competition
Foreseeing a rapid transformation of the Sino-American relationship from an unequal trading partnership to one of interdependence and a battle for alliances and resources, Harvard's Noah Feldman argues that competitive cooperation is the only path to preserving the peace and making winners of both.
When:
October 15, 2013 7:00pm to 12:00am
Where
We are leaving the era of “Chimerica”—with China and America economically joined at the hip—and entering what Harvard’s Noah Feldman (Scorpions) calls a “Cool War.” Foreseeing a rapid transformation of the Sino-American relationship from an unequal trading partnership to one of interdependence and a battle for alliances and resources, Cool War argues that competitive cooperation is the only path to preserving the peace and making winners of both.
"Cool War is essential reading for any serious student of the emergent bipolar order in the Asia-Pacific region." – Niall Ferguson, Harvard University
Cost:
Standard $25, Premium $35
Phone Number:
415-292-1200
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