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Securitization, Threat Construction, and Domestic Forces in the US-China Rivalry
Thu, September 3, 4:00 to 5:30pm EDT (4:00 to 5:30pm EDT), TBASession Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
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Individual Presentations
(Paper) The Identity-Security Nexus in the Status Contest of the US-China Trade Spat - Ning Liao, Kean University, Jersey City
(Paper) Motivated Securitization: Constructing the China Threat in US Foreign Policy - Long Xiao, University of Florida
(Paper) Chinese WeChat Users’ Engagement with People’s Daily and the US Embassy - Keyu Alexander Chen Glanz, Georgia State University; Yuan Wang, Ripon College
(Paper) Unmaking US-China Rivalry from Below: From Grand Theory to Bottom-Up Strategy - See Won Byun, San Francisco State University
(Paper) Epistemic and Institutional Power in the Making of U.S. China Policy - Junyang Hu, PAX sapiens Foundation; Daniel Conor Seyle, PAX sapiens