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November 20, 2009
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The New Rules: Seeing China's Present Through America's Past

Thomas P.M. Barnett | Bio | 19 Oct 2009
World Politics Review

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Americans' fear of China right now is palpable. We see danger in its products, in its vast reserves of our currency, in its growing military might, in its ravenous hunger for raw materials, and in its single-party state. With "Made in China" seemingly stamped on the bottom of everything we bring into our already overstuffed houses, we worry that China will soon buy and sell us, just like Japan seemed poised to do two decades ago.

In short, we no longer feel on top of the global economy. It's somebody else's "age." ...

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