Author Winston Langley's New Book, A Foreign Policy and Political Deep Dive, Looks at the Models and Efforts, Of Policy Makers and More, Examines the Likelihood of War, Between the United States and China, And Its Impact on the Global Community, Available Online at Amazon.com and BN.com

War Between US and China, a new Cold War or even worse, would return the world to a regrettable and, in some cases, shameful past, with even greater socio-economic and political damage resulting, because of the increased interdependence among peoples and countries and our being faced with threatening global problems that the world of 1945-1989 (duration of the Cold War) never faced. The lethality of weapons of mass destruction has also grown, and more countries have those weapons. This book suggests that we have many alternative futures, as shown from a variety of sources including original documents, policy statements of presidents, secretaries of state or ministers, intergovernmental resolutions or treaties, judicial decisions, historical and scholarly studies, as well as popular magazines and newspapers from China and the U.S. The book offers an annotated glossary ranging from AIIB (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank) to TYP (Thirty Years’ Peace) referring to the 446 BCE agreement between the ancient Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta. Extensive coverage on human rights and important 2021 development between China and the U.S. make this book valuable to those concerned with diplomacy, economic development, military assessments, ideological commitments, the conflict between society and community, technology, human rights, peace, and our common future.