The US Indo-Pacific Strategy's Weakest Link

Guy C Charlton; Xiang Gao

The US Indo-Pacific Strategy's Weakest Link

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In May 2022, with the launch of the "Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity," the Biden administration sought to rebuild the U.S. footprint across the Asia-Pacific region. The Framework, both rhetorically and materially, seeks to counter the growing Chinese economic and military presence across the region by re-emphasizing liberal democratic values, a rule-based international order, the challenges of climate change, and economic development.

Original language	English
Pages	1-9
Specialist publication	The Diplomat
Publication status	Published - 10 Feb 2023

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