US-China Strategic Competition

Muhammad Ali Baig, Research Fellow (BPS-18) at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), Pakistan. He is a Ph.D. scholar and a distinguished graduate of the National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad, Pakistan. He has an M.Phil. in International Relations from NDU with Distinction and a merit certificate from the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. He also writes for The Nation, Daily Times, Pakistan Observer, and Pakistan Today.

Introduction 1: The U.S.-China Strategic Competition: Theoretical Framework and Existing Literature 2: The U.S. and Chinese Armed Forces: Genesis and Evolution of Military Doctrines 3: The U.S. and Chinese Armed Forces: Wars, Military Operations, And Military Operations Other Than War Since 1945 4: The U.S. and Chinese Armed Forces: Conventional Weapons and Equipment 5: The U.S. and Chinese Contemporary Conventional Military Doctrine: A Comparative Analysis of Capabilities and Vulnerabilities 6: The U.S. and Chinese Conventional Military Doctrine: Varying Degrees of Cooperation, Competition, and Potential Conflict in the West Pacific Conclusion