
In his compelling #review of Chinese Social Imperialism, José J. Sanmartín explores a difficult but necessary question: What if the West misunderstood the strategic intentions behind China’s rise?
Beyond trade, infrastructure, and economic cooperation lies a broader debate about sovereignty, dependency, and long-term geopolitical resilience.
Sanmartín’s review invites us to look deeper, to question comfortable narratives and examine the strategic consequences of ignoring the intersection of economics, ideology, and power.
Read the review:
#China #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #StrategicIntelligence #ChineseSocialImperialism #EconomicSecurity #CCP #GlobalStrategy #WesternHemisphere
Beyond trade, infrastructure, and economic cooperation lies a broader debate about sovereignty, dependency, and long-term geopolitical resilience.
Sanmartín’s review invites us to look deeper, to question comfortable narratives and examine the strategic consequences of ignoring the intersection of economics, ideology, and power.
Read the review:
#China #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #StrategicIntelligence #ChineseSocialImperialism #EconomicSecurity #CCP #GlobalStrategy #WesternHemisphere
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