There’s Been a Revolution in How China Is Governed

Summary

This discussion centers on understanding contemporary American politics through the lens of its relationship with China. Key subjects include manufacturing shifts, industrial policy like the CHIPS Act, and the overarching concept of China as a "political hyperobject" impacting both domestic and foreign policy. The practical takeaway is that engaging with China is not merely a foreign policy issue but an integral part of understanding how America itself is governed and manufactures its present.