Sam Seder
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Peace Threatened In The Pacific | Dr. Van Jackson | TMR
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28:44Now PlayingDr. Van Jackson joins the program to discuss US/China policy. The Asia-Pacific region has achieved the remarkable feat of avoiding war among nations despite a history of recurring conflicts, but the stability of this "Asian peace" is fragile. Van argues that successive U.S. administrations have failed to recognize how their statecraft hinders more sustainable forms of security and unintentionally undermines peace, due to the assumption that the United States is inherently a force for good. While the United States has played a role in maintaining stability in the region, it has also posed a threat to Asian peace. By examining America's role in the Asian narrative, Jackson highlights how U.S. choices have contributed to the erosion of regional stability and why the United States has less room for geopolitical mistakes now than ever before.
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