The Impact of Economic Interdependence on US-China Relations.

The article discusses the effect of the increasing economic interdependence on the U.S.-China bilateral relationship since 1978. It argues that as dyadic trade interdependence increases, it is less likely that there will be high-grade conflict, which includes actions such as ending a diplomatic relationship or using military force. It explores the relationship between trade interdependence and conflict. It examines the impact of trade interdependence and dependence on cooperation.