A Chinese Fox against an American Hedgehog in Cyberspace?

摘要

While the end of the Cold War was described as a "unipolar moment"—as defined by Charles Krauthammer in 1991—this period is now over.~1 For several years, we have experienced the return of a power competition in which Americas influence is fading and challenged by other countries. The National Security Strategy of the United States of America identifies China and Russia as "revisionist powers" competing against the United States.~2 This state competition naturally takes place on the classical chessboard (economic and military) but also on the discursive and ideational one.