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Deck: Arne Westad, Elihu Professor of History and Global Affairs at Yale University, joins the Trialogue to discuss his new book The Coming Storm, why the world today resembles the years before World War I more than the Cold War, what roles the U.S., China, India, and Russia are playing in this dangerous drama, and whether the fires burning from Ukraine to the South China Sea can be kept from merging into a global conflagration.
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- 00:03:30 The Pre-WWI Parallel: Who Plays What Role
- 00:13:00 Taiwan, Korea, South China Sea
- 00:16:00 The China-India Rivalry
- 00:33:00 Will Regional Conflicts Stay Regional?
- 00:46:00 The U.S.-Britain Parallel and American Retrenchment
- 00:53:00 Who Has the Best Prospects Over 50 Years?
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