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Author: Chengxin Pan, Emilian Kavalski

China s Rise and Rethinking International Relations Theory 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I Theorizing China’s Rise: Beyond Eurocentric Knowledge Production

1 Putting China in the World: From Universal Theory to Contextual Theorizing

Introduction

‘Familiar’ analogies and the limited geographic origins of IR theory

The making and the travels of dominant IR theory

What China can do for IR theorizing

Chinese IR narratives

The politics of the IR narratives

Conclusion

References

2 Heart and Soul for World Politics: Advaita Monism and Daoist Trialectics in International Relation

Introduction

China’s rise: implications for IR

Critique

Advaita monism and Daoist trialectics: connectedness and compassion

Advaita monism

Darsana

Dharma

Ayurveda

Daoist trialectics

Non-duality with duality

Advaitic-Daoist IR: a pool of multiple worlds

China’s rise reappraised

Conclusion: what is next?

Acknowledgements

References

3 What Can Guanxi International Relations Be About?

Introduction

Guanxi: what’s in a name?

What might we guanxi about in IR?

Guanxi’s harmonious respect for the other

Guanxi’s logic of relationships

Guanxi’s community of practice

Conclusion: what is ‘post-Western’ about post-Western IR?

Acknowledgements

References

4 Friendly Rise? China, the West and the Ontology of Relations

Introduction

Remembering friendship: ancient and modern

International Relations and the ‘ontology of things’

International Relations and the ‘ontology of relations’: Qin, Berenskötter and Ling

Qin: guanxi (关系) and dialectics

Berenskötter: friendship and anxiety

Ling: the intimacy of ‘self and other’, and the possibility of multiple worlds

Conclusion: rediscovering friendship in international relations

Acknowledgements

References

5 Re-Worlding the ‘West’ in Post-Western International Relations: The ‘Theory Migrant’ of Ti

Introduction

A post-Western genealogy of Tianxia

Interpretations of Tianxia by contemporary Chinese scholars

The reception of ‘Tianxia’ in the Anglosphere: exoticization and denial

The reception of Tianxia in the Anglosphere: collusion and absorption

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

Part II Theorizing China’s Rise: Critical Reflection on Mainstream Frameworks

6 China in the International Order: A Contributor or a Challenger?

What is ‘China’?

What is ‘international order’?

Power distribution and rules of the game

Contemporary power distribution: one, two, three and multi

Rules of the game: continuity and adjustment

China’s general attitudes towards the international order

Differentiated positions on the ‘rules of the game’

‘Co-evolution’: responding to disorder by strengthening order

References

7 China’s Rise in English School Perspective

Introduction

China in English School perspective

China in the normative structure of a deep pluralist GIS

Obsolete institutions

Classical ‘Westphalian’ institutions

Newer institutions

Emerging/contested institutions

‘Chinese characteristics’ as challenges for English School theory

Hierarchy

‘Face’

Conclusions

Strengths

Weaknesses

Acknowledgements

References

8 Deconstructing the Established Westphalian Architecture in Light of China’s Rise

Introduction

Asia as a hybrid space for theorization

China’s rise as a precondition for the Eastphalian idea

Recognizing Eastphalian ideas

Chinese resistance and exchangeable behaviours: four mechanisms

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

9 Sino-capitalism’s Dialectical Processes and International Relations Theory

The changing China debate and IR theory

The dialectical logic of Sino-capitalism

Sino-capitalism in the global system

Conclusion: enriching IR theory with dialectical perspectives

References

10 China’s Rise as Holographic Transition: A Relational Challenge to International Relations’ Ne

Introduction

The Newtonian ontology in IR and its discontents

The promise of a holographic relational ontology

What’s in a part? Introducing a holographic relational ontology

International relations as holographic relations: implications for theorizing and methodology

China’s rise as holographic transition

China in the world and the world in China

A holographic critique of mainstream International Relations theorizing of China’s rise

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

Epilogue: Towards International Relations beyond Binaries

Introduction

Key themes

Encountering China’s rise

Pluralizing the practices of IR theory

Engaging the relationality of global life

Projecting the future trajectories of China’s rise

Conclusion

References

Index

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