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COVID-19, Global Leadership, and the U.S.-China Relations

COVID-19, Global Leadership, and the U.S.-China Relations

COVID-19, Global Leadership, and the U.S.-China Relations

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COVID-19, Global Leadership, and the U.S.-China Relations
May 7, 2020
MIN Jeonghun
Associate Professor, Dept. of American Studies
Few expected that the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) would tear through the world when it was first reported in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019. And as tragic toll from the COVID-19 pandemic rises around the world, so do questions about the U.S. global leadership. With the Trump administration’s misplaced efforts exposing a
global leadership vacuum, China seems to be poised
to roll out its Health Silk Road as part of efforts to advance diplomatic and national security interests by filling the vacuum left by Washington after bringing domestic situations largely under control. Many observers around the world are discussing the possibility of the COVID-19 pandemic
reshaping the current global order. This article aims at exploring the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the remaking of global leadership and the outlook for the U.S.-China relations.
I. COVID-19 and Global Leadership
1. Global Leadership: Hard Power
2. Global Leadership: Soft Power
II. COVID-19 and the U.S.-China Relations
Ⅲ. Implications

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