About the Author

JOSH ROGIN is a Washington Post foreign policy columnist and CNN political analyst. He has reported for Bloomberg View, the Daily Beast, Foreign Policy, Congressional Quarterly, Federal Computer Week, and Japan's Asahi Shimbun. He lives in Washington, DC.

Reviews

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"The ultimate insider's account of the making and mismaking of China policy by the Trump administration -- a chilling twin portrait of the relentless advance of Xi Jinping and the venomous backbiting among Donald Trump and his advisers, who tried unsuccessfully to combat it. There are scoops on nearly every page. Read it and weep: Chaos Under Heaven reveals how China rose and America flubbed its response." -- DAVID IGNATIUS, Washington Post columnist "In Chaos Under Heaven, Josh Rogin tells a deeply reported, briskly written, and compelling story of how President Trump and his team struggled to deal with the significant economic and national security threats posed to the US by the Chinese government. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for insight into why this new cold war matters to every American." -- JAKE TAPPER, CNN anchor "Chaos Under Heaven is required reading for anyone who wants to know what happened between America and China during Trump's tumultuous four years in the White House. Josh Rogin's account is rich in detail and full of insight into the events and people that drove the United States as it began to change many of its longstanding policies in dealing with Beijing." -- JAMES MANN, New York Times best-selling author of The China Fantasy and Rise of the Vulcans "Josh Rogin is an outstanding journalist who breaks news all the time. And there's certainly lots of news in his extraordinary book. He takes us behind the scenes to get a real appreciation of this critically important relationship. Chaos Under Heaven is well written and incisive -- and once you start reading, you won't want to put it down." -- WOLF BLITZER, CNN Anchor "Packing the account with insider details, Rogin makes a persuasive case that confronting China's rise is essential to world affairs. Readers will appreciate this in-depth look behind the headlines." -- Publishers Weekly "An exhaustive study." -- Kirkus Reviews