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China’s Myanmar Dilemma
China’s Myanmar Dilemma
Table of Contents
  1. Executive Summary
Risky Competition: Strengthening U.S.-China Crisis Management
Risky Competition: Strengthening U.S.-China Crisis Management
Table of Contents
  1. Executive Summary
  2. Introduction
  3. The New Normal: Risky Competition
    1. The Increasing Stakes of U.S.-China Competition
    2. Competition through Military Presence
      1. China’s outward push to achieve “national rejuvenation”
      2. U.S. defence of a “rules-based order”
    3. The Risks of Miscalculation and Escalation
      1. Strategic miscalculation and misperception
      2. Sparks from a collision at sea or in the air
  4. Mismatched Interests and Crisis Management
    1. Mechanisms for Promoting Safer Encounters
      1. Asymmetric interest in risk reduction
      2. Falling short of potential: The MMCA and Rules of Behaviour
    2. Defence and Military Dialogues
    3. Crisis Communications
  5. Making the Most of U.S.-China Crisis Management
  6. Conclusion
Report 177 / Asia

China’s Myanmar Dilemma

Each time global attention is focused on events in Myanmar, concerned stakeholders turn to China to influence the military government to undertake reforms.

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