Strauss Center Distinguished Scholar Eugene Gholz was recently cited in an article in The National Interest entitled “No Bigger Question: How Should the U.S. Handle the Rise of China?” As part of a foreign policy roundtable hosted by the Center for National Interest, topics included whether diplomatic trends, technology, and other factors make it less critical for the U.S. to actively contain China. This recap of the conversation cites Gholz’s argument that Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD) technology keeps China contained to its surrounding “first island chain,” which has the effect of stabilizing the situation.

To read the complete article, click here.