George W. Bush came to Washington promising to change U.S.-China policy. He abandoned Clinton’s “strategic partnership,” replacing it with the adversarial definition of China as a “strategic competitor.” But in the wake of the spy plane incident—in which a Navy EP-3E surveillance aircraft collided with a Chinese air force jet killing the Chinese pilot and forcing the disabled U.S. plane… return to article
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