<![CDATA[Valuing Predictability in U.S. Ties, China Would Vote Hillary, Panelists Say]]>

569571 external_news 1472475885 1475893702 <![CDATA[Valuing Predictability in U.S. Ties, China Would Vote Hillary, Panelists Say]]> John Garver, an emeritus professor in the Ivan Allen College Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, was featured in “Valuing Predictability in U.S. Ties, China Would Vote Hillary, Panelists Say" for Global Atlanta.

Excerpt:

Peace would be tougher to achieve in the increasingly complex Asia-Pacific region under a Donald Trump presidency that would be a “disaster” and a “blunder,” according to John Garver, professor emeritus in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Institute of Technology.
On several issues Mr. Trump has stated that current U.S. policy is detrimental to the country’s best interests and “he believes that in all things that U.S. interests should be put first,” Dr. Garver said.

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