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China's ability to successfully make a peaceful rise to great power status is perhaps the most critical issue facing the world in the 21st century. This book argues that China's prospects for achieving great power status peacefully would depend in no small measure on domestic and international perceptions of China's rise. These perceptions of China's rise have the effect of significantly influencing a wide range of Chinese foreign policy interactions in ways that could lead either to a peaceful rise or a more confrontational path to great power status. Chinese foreign policy actions examined include its assertiveness in international organizations, international trade, its naval buildup, as well as its relations with Asian neighbors (India, Japan, the states of Southeast Asia), existing international powers (European Union and the United States), and emergent trading partners (Africa). Accessible and timely, this book is an ideal primer for students and scholars of China's development in the new global community.
Contents
Introduction Public and Elite Perceptions on China's Rise PART I Theoretical Lenses The Perspectives of International Relations Theory The Chinese Mindset PART II - THE SECURITY DIMENSION China's Relations with the United States China's Relations with the European Union China's Relations with Japan China's Relations with Russia China's Relations with India China's Relations with the States of Southeast Asia PART III-THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION China and the Global Economy China and Africa China and Emerging Asia China and the Developmental State PART IV -GOVERNANCE China at the UN Security Council China at the WTO China and ASEAN China and Global Democracy Conclusions
