Rush Doshi

@RushDoshi

Author of The Long Game: China's Grand Strategy to Displace American Order (OUP, 2021) • Former Director, Brookings China Strategy Initiative & YLS China Fellow

Washington, DC
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    Jun 25

    Logging on for the first time in months to share some exciting news! My first book, The Long Game: China's Grand Strategy to Displace American Order, will be out July 8, 2021.

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    Dec 12

    #3 Rush Doshi, “The Long Game.” Using incredible primary source documents, masterfully lays out what the Chinese Communist Party says it is going to do, but also demonstrates what it is doing to fulfill those objectives.

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    Dec 6

    As they say, good friends & books - just the perfect companion for warmth during the most wonderful time of the year. And shout out to ’s fantastic book The Long Game which continues to be my top choice of gift this season. 📖✨

    What a special welcome back to DC ❤️ Thanks a bunch, !
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    Dec 2

    Check out the 2021 Holiday Reading List, including recent books from our experts Fiona Hill & plus former Brookings experts & Mara Karlin:

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    Nov 30

    The Long Game: China's Grand Strategy to Displace American Order by via (2021)

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    Nov 21

    Seconded from me. An important read

    What does China tell itself about itself? This isn't a rhetorical question. 's The Long Game is a high wattage black light that helps us explore and make sense of China's strategic ambitions to understand their grand strategy.
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    Nov 20

    What does China tell itself about itself? This isn't a rhetorical question. 's The Long Game is a high wattage black light that helps us explore and make sense of China's strategic ambitions to understand their grand strategy.

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    Nov 19

    This is a subtle teaser by Big news coming for those interested in strategery…

    Goodbye ⁦⁩, you were a wonderful morning coffee companion, hello Edward Mead Earle. Grateful to my colleague ⁦⁩ for letting me steal his copy of this 1943 classic.
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    Nov 19

    Check out the newest edition of the Weekly Leaf! The book of the week is ’s “The Long Game: China's Grand Strategy to Displace American Order.”

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    Nov 18

    Goodbye ⁦⁩, you were a wonderful morning coffee companion, hello Edward Mead Earle. Grateful to my colleague ⁦⁩ for letting me steal his copy of this 1943 classic.

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    Nov 19

    Wondering what the best new politics books are? 's reading list includes titles by , , , , , , , , & 📚

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    Nov 18

    Keeping good company, too (eyes right)!

    Thrilled to see The Long Game listed by as one of the best books of the year!
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    Thrilled to see The Long Game listed by as one of the best books of the year!

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    Nov 16

    It's exciting to see several books I've reviewed () make 's best politics books list. Congrats to Dr. Fiona Hill, , & , for their excellent books making Rachman's list!

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    Nov 11
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    I just picked it up yesterday. Looks great!

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    Nov 11

    Just finished an excellent discussion of 's new book, The Long Game, with my US Grand Strategy class. Combining a thorough analysis of 🇨🇳's GS w/ recs for 🇺🇸's GS, it's well worth the read!

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    Nov 7

    He adds that sanctions fell apart because China managed to divide the West. Interesting!

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    Nov 7

    ⁦⁩ recounting in his book (which I highly recommend) how China coped with post-Tiananmen sanctions. It was not easy and entailed making concessions on sensitive issues.

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    Nov 6

    ⁦⁩ arguing here that China sought to delegitimize the ASEAN Regional Forum by having academics involved in its sessions. But wait! 😂

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    Nov 6

    's magisterial "The Long Game", I'd strongly recommend, as well as 's "Strategy of Denial", and Rana Mitter's "China's Good War." A blend of past and present.

    China scholars: I'm updating my syllabus for spring. Any recs on recent books on 🇺🇸-🇨🇳 for undergrads? Leaning towards Stronger, but seeing what others use. In past, I adopted Shirk, Friedberg, Shambaugh, Christensen.
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    Nov 4

    📢NEW Top 5 Books: November 2021 In this month's book selection you can find analysis of US-China relations from , as well as views on nuclear ethics, Latin America in IR and more. Find the full selection here >

    Small images of 5 book covers. Top of the page says 'International Affairs' and 'Top 5 Books: November 2021'
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