CHINA STORED THE POWER TO SAY NO!-U.S.-China New Industrial War

<p>This is a century-defining war without gunpowder-a systemic conflict that will determine the shape of the future world order. The so-called U.S.-China New Industrial War is not about traditional trade deficits or tariff disputes. Rather it is a contest for global dominance in strategic emerging industries such as artificial intelligence semiconductors clean energy and advanced manufacturing. The two superpowers are locked in an intense and multidimensional struggle across technological research industrial chain control capital deployment and rule-setting-rivaling the scale and intensity of the race during the Cold War. With overwhelming advantages in next-generation industries China is saying no to the U.S. The real question behind this war is: who will author the rules of the 21st-century global order? Who will hold sway over Al governance green standards and the architecture of digital civilization? This book offers a deep analysis of this asymmetric and protracted structural conflict-revealing the new industrial landscape that will shape the future of the world.</p><p></p><p>Dr. Homare Endo born in 1941 in China experienced the country's revolutionary wars before returning to Japan in 1953. She is currently Director of the Global Research Institute on China Issues and Professor Emeritus at the University of Tsukuba. Holding a doctorate in science she previously served as a special member of Japan's Cabinet Office Council for Science and Technology Policy during the Koizumi administration. She was also a visiting researcher and professor at the Institute of Sociology Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her major works include The U.S.-China Industrial War: Can Trump Defeat Xi Jinping? The Smirking Xi Jinping and His White Fangs What Xi Jinping Seeks: From a Unipolar America to Multipolarity - The CIA Orchestrated the Taiwan Crisis! Xi Jinping's Revenge on Deng Xiaoping for Destroying His Father China's Strategy to Russia in the Ukraine War The Hidden Side of the U.S.-China Trade War and The Shock of Made in China 2025.</p>