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Onward, Big Tech Soldiers?
- Graham Allison ,
- Joseph S. Nye, Jr. ,
- Jeffrey D. Sachs ,
- Eric Schmidt ,
- Shang-Jin Wei ,
- Ngaire Woods
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s incendiary anti-China speech in late July provides a useful guide to the official thinking underlying the burgeoning Sino-American cold war. But Pompeo’s Christian millenarian worldview is not necessary to explain the two sides’ battle for technological supremacy.
