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The Routledge Handbook of Great Power Competition is a comprehensive, pioneering, and interdisciplinary guide of this re-emerging field.
Offering a team of cutting-edge researchers in the field, it advances an analytical framework of great power competition. It surveys the major theories (mainstream and critical), actors (state, quasi-state, and non-state), mechanisms (military, economic, and ideational influence), and domains (territorial and non-territorial) pertaining to contemporary great power competition.
This Handbook is an essential text for scholars and students of international relations, security studies, global governance, and comparative politics. It will also appeal to global policy makers and practitioners who need to observe contemporary great power competition.
Contents
Contents
List of tables and figures
List of contributors
Introduction
1. Great Power Competition: An Analytical Framework
Brian C. H. Fong
Part I: Theories, Actors, and Mechanisms
2. Mainstream Theories
Yuan-kang Wang
3. Critical Theories
Annette Freyberg-Inan
4. Actors
Chong Ja Ian
5. Military Influence Mechanisms
Michael Roi and Peter Lyon
6. Economic Influence Mechanisms
Ho-fung Hung
7. Ideational Influence Mechanisms
Ville Sinkkonen
Part II: Territorial Domains
8. East Asia
Yves-Heng Lim
9. Southeast Asia
Kei Koga
10. South Asia
BM Jain
11. Central Asia
Fabienne Bossuyt
12. Oceania
Denghua Zhang
13. Middle East and North Africa
Imad Mansour
14. Sub-Saharan Africa
Ching-Ting Chen and Syuan-Siang Wang
15. Central and Eastern Europe
Elias Götz
16. Latin America and Caribbean
Dennis Canterbury
17. Arctic
Marc Lanteigne
18. Antarctica
Klaus Dodds
19. High Seas
Geoffrey F. Gresh
Part III: Borderless Domains
20. Global Supply Chains
Philip Rogers
21. Cyberspace
Francis C. Domingo
22. Outer Space
John Hickman
23. International Institutions
Anna Hayes
Conclusion
24. The Future of Great Power Competition
Thomas F. Lynch III
Index
