China the Hegemon?

Dear Dr. Podobnik,

Your  position on peaceful co-existence is clear, as is Prof.
Chase-Dunn's advocacy for same. For the chance to share your concerned
(i.e. Chase-Dunn and Podobnik) view on the apparent anti-Red war banners

of the Blue Team, I am grateful.  That you have allowed disquieted
villagers of the globe to share your editorial cyber space is perhaps
why we could all still have a dream.

The position of China's  'Department of Internal Affairs' ( there is no
such a Dept., not yet) is clear.  Her want for peace is equally as
clear.   The position of 'New Millennium World Order', hopefully not
personified by just the Blue Team, is not quite as transparent, not yet.

Regards, Tso.

Bruce Podobnik ¼g¤J¡G

> Dear Kong Sang Tso:
>
> I hope you did not misunderstand my email about China.
> Christopher Chase-Dunn and I both advocate a
> peaceful interaction between China and the US.  We
> are, however, worried about the possibility that
> relations between these two nations could grow
> tense over the coming decades.  I am glad that
> Wallerstein has a more sanguine analysis, though
> I am not quite sure I find it convincing.  Again,
> I personally advocate a peaceful relationship.
> Thanks for your email.
> --Bruce Podobnik
>
> Bruce Podobnik
> Assistant Professor
> Dept.of Sociology and Anthropology
> Lewis and Clark College
> Portland, Oregon 97219 USA
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