Solidarity from below: A leftist's guide to the U.S.-China rivalry | Cornell Chronicle

Taiwan's status as a critical node in the organization of global capitalism makes it an increasingly dangerous flashpoint amidst growing U.S.-China tensions, requiring solidarity to avoid conflicts.

The Biden administration frames the U.S.-China conflict as democracy versus authoritarianism, but in reality, economic interdependence exists with major U.S. corporations relying on China's factories and consumers.

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