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Deterrence, Not Domination: How to Deal with a Rising China We should welcome the competition of ideas and economic progress while working to avoid the pull of military competition or a new Cold War. Many American leaders have expressed concern over great power competition between the United States and China, often alluding to if not downright calling for a military confrontation. However, the United States should focus on deterring, not dominating, China militarily, while pursuing social and economic competition with the goal of China participating in, not undermining, the international system. China offers the world a highly authoritarian system that brooks no dissent and uses advanced technology to monitor the thoughts and actions of its people. Chinese citizens are free to make money but barred from expressing dissent or listening to media accounts that their leaders object to. The booming Chinese economy has lifted millions of people out of poverty but has bee

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