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"Great power competition" is a books category focused on the strategic rivalry among leading states for influence, security, and resources across political, economic, military, technological, and ideological domains. It encompasses history and contemporary analysis of interstate contestation, policy and strategy manuals, and fiction—thrillers or near‑future novels—that dramatize espionage, diplomacy, military standoffs, cyber and space confrontations, trade and sanctions battles, and alliance politics. These works explore the motivations and means of national power, the tools states use to compete short of total war, and the risks and consequences for global order, often centering on leaders, strategists, intelligence communities, or multinational institutions. Ideal for readers interested in geopolitics, international relations, defense policy, and the dynamics that shape the balance of power.

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