A book titled \u2018Love and Trade\nWar\u2014China and the US in Historical Context\u2019, co-authored by Prof Edmund Sheng Li\nand postdoctoral fellow Dr Dmitri Felix do Nascimento in the Department of\nGovernment and Public Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of\nMacau (UM), has been published by the authoritative international academic\npublisher Palgrave Macmillan. The book provides examples of trade wars in\nhistory, explores the internal dynamics that may lead to conflicts between\ngreat powers, and offers policies for how large and small nations can navigate\nthrough conflicts in the new era.<\/p>
The study of trade wars has emerged\nin recent years in the social sciences and humanities because of the negative\nimpact of the tensions in the Sino-US relations. Prof Sheng and Dr Nascimento put\nthe trade war between the two countries in a historical context. They draw upon\nthe history of China’s years of isolation prior to the famous Nixon-Mao summit\nand explore the dynamics of isolation and internal reform from a Chinese\nperspective, advocating that internal reform is a more productive strategy than\nconflict with other countries.<\/p>
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Love and Trade War–China and the U.S. in Historical Context<\/i> provides\na summary of the history of the Sino-US trade war and makes a dialectical consideration of this trade\nwar. The book also discusses the geopolitics in the trade war and its impact on\ninternational relations. Filled with powerful arguments for globalisation with\nChinese characteristics, the book has aroused a great deal of interest among\nscholars of China studies, economists, and political scientists.<\/p>
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