China’s global strategy under Xi Jinping
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Xi Jinping isn’t trying to replace American power—he’s recreating imperial China’s tianxia, its vision of global pre-eminence on Chinese terms.
This book reveals the assertive new strategy behind making China great again, benchmarked not against Washington but against dynasties past.
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“As Xi consolidated power and introduced Xi Jinping Thought as the de facto state ideology in 2017, he started to put forth a global strategy for China. This means replacing the “hide and bide” approach introduced by Deng Xiaoping by an assertive approach. It is to make China great again on its own terms. It is not benchmarked against US global hegemony but against imperial grandeur at the height of Chinese power in history, based on the traditional concept called tianxia or all under heaven. It is about “recreating” Chinese global pre-eminence, not replacing the US as the global hegemon under the liberal international order. This chapter ends with an outline of the other chapters in the book”– Provided by publisher.
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About the Author
Steve Tsang is a Hong Kong-born political scientist and historian whose expertise includes politics and governance in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, the foreign and security policies of China and Taiwan, and peace and security in East Asia. He is the current director of the SOAS China Institute at the SOAS University of London.
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China’s global strategy under Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping isn’t trying to replace American power—he’s recreating imperial China’s tianxia, its vision of global pre-eminence on Chinese terms.
This book reveals the assertive new strategy behind making China great again, benchmarked not against Washington but against dynasties past.
Description
Praise and Reviews
About the Author
Steve Tsang is a Hong Kong-born political scientist and historian whose expertise includes politics and governance in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, the foreign and security policies of China and Taiwan, and peace and security in East Asia. He is the current director of the SOAS China Institute at the SOAS University of London.
Source: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.