
Chinese Statecraft in a Changing World
Demystifying Enduring Traditions and Dynamic Constraints
Springer Nature · Print & ebook · November 15, 2023
This book addresses one of the most pressing geopolitical inquiries of our era: how will China's ambition manifest on the global stage?
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- Who it’s for
- Chinese statecraft meets geography, history, and policy flexibility in an examination of global choices.
- Genres
- Geopolitics, Asian Politics, Diplomacy
- Published
- Springer Nature, November 15, 2023
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This book addresses one of the most pressing geopolitical inquiries of our era: how will China's ambition manifest on the global stage? To address this question, the book considers China's long tradition of statecraft. By doing this, it provides a unique and novel insight into the "why" behind China's actions and sparks a crucial dialogue on "how" to best navigate China's global rise.
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Through a keen analytical lens, the book illuminates both the constraints and the flexibility inherent in Chinese policy-making. It underscores the geographic and historical factors that constrain China's actions, forcing its leaders into trade-offs. It also highlights the system's inherent flexibility, expanding the range of strategic options available when dealing with China. The most unique contribution consists in framing the pre-occupations of contemporary China in the context of both long-standing Chinese trends and unprecedented global changes. This book offers a nuanced and realistic guide for senior policy makers, business leaders, academic researchers, and global citizens who seek to decipher the enigma of China's ascent and channel its trajectory towards a more positive and responsible direction.
Geographic Policy Constraints
Chinese statecraft meets geography, history, and policy flexibility in an examination of global choices.
Come here for
- Geographic and historical factors that constrain Chinese policy
Expect
- How policy flexibility expands strategic options when dealing with China
Where it sits
| Asian Politics | 57% |
|---|---|
| Geopolitics | 54% |
| Diplomacy | 35% |
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Publisher categories
- Economics
- Politics & Government
- Authors
- Jean Dong
- Publisher
- Springer Nature
- Published
- November 15, 2023
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- Economics