The Geopolitics of China, Israel, and America
All is fair in love and war … and trade. Is China's bid for world dominance evil? They certainly don't think so, but are they right?
On Coup Save America's 10th episode, Sean interviews Toufic Sarieddine, a Ph.D. student with an expansive knowledge of world economic affairs. Toufic tells us about the Belton Road Initiative and explains how and why China is no longer a fully communist country. Is China becoming the next imperial empire? And who will be involved in the newest great world conflict? In respect to China, Toufic talks about economic coups, the impact of conformation vs. individualism in Chinese culture, hegemony, …and he sometimes forgets the question!
Much of the episode focuses on Israel, with a review of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and discussion of the American Israel Public Relations Committee.
Extra show topics include foreign assassinations, just what's up with Iran, and, as always, the blatant hypocrisy of the United States.
All is fair in love and war … and trade. Is China's bid for world dominance evil? They certainly don't think so, but are they right?
On Coup Save America's 10th episode, Sean interviews Toufic Sarieddine, a Ph.D. student with an expansive knowledge of world economic affairs. Toufic tells us about the Belton Road Initiative and explains how and why China is no longer a fully communist country. Is China becoming the next imperial empire? And who will be involved in the newest great world conflict? In respect to China, Toufic talks about economic coups, the impact of conformation vs. individualism in Chinese culture, hegemony, …and he sometimes forgets the question!
Much of the episode focuses on Israel, with a review of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and discussion of the American Israel Public Relations Committee.
Extra show topics include foreign assassinations, just what's up with Iran, and, as always, the blatant hypocrisy of the United States.
Toufic Sarieddine
Toufic Sarieddine is a Lebanese PhD candidate studying international development and cooperation at Nagoya University in Japan. His research focuses on the geopolitical changes brought about by China's Belt and Road Initiative particularly in the Middle East region. His work has appeared in the Journal of World-Systems Research and The Diplomat, and has been interviewed on the China Unscripted podcast.
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