英文摘要 |
After the slowdown of COVID-19 and the shortage of the global supply chain, the U.S. no longer emphasizes the competition of military power, and regards semiconductors, artificial intelligence and next -generation networks as the core of the US Indo-Pacific strategy, trying to combine the “technological democracies” to confront China or other “technological authoritarian countries.” Starting from the Obama administration, the U.S. international strategy responded to issues. The Trump administration recognized that it is necessary to rebuild U.S. foreign policy from the ground up in the face of great power competition, while the Biden administration emphasized the construction of technological alliances and supply chain. The containment strategy of supply chain can not only protect the fundamental interests of the U.S. and its allies, but also resolve threats to the development of the U.S. national security, and reduce the likelihood of military confrontation resulting from conflicts with China in competitive areas. |