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Routledge China from a U.S. Policy Perspective - Routledge Book

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Description

In China from a U.S. Policy Perspective, Eric J. Heikkila addresses a vital question regarding how China's rise changes the way United States policies are evaluated. This book provides a deep look into the shifting landscape of American governance in response to a changing global power structure. Heikkila organizes the analysis into three distinct areas to provide a clear understanding of the impact. The first sphere covers economic policies, including fiscal policy, deficits, trade policy, and employment and income sustainability. The second sphere examines environmental and domestic concerns such as climate change, urban policy, and energy policy. Finally, the third sphere looks at geopolitical policies, covering homeland security, defense policy, and foreign relations. This text serves as an essential resource for readers looking to understand the connection between international shifts and domestic policy decisions. It offers a structured approach to studying how one nation's growth affects the strategic direction of another.

Key Features

Explores how the rise of China changes the context for assessing various United States government policies.

Analyzes economic domains including trade policy, fiscal deficits, and employment sustainability.

Examines domestic and environmental policy spheres such as climate change, energy, and urban planning.

Covers geopolitical interests including defense policy, homeland security, and foreign relations.

Provides a structured framework by carving the policy domain into three broad, manageable spheres.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 September 2020
Listed Since
27 March 2020

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