China’s New Imperialism Nature Causes and Rationalization 1st Edition by Yu Ping Chang ISBN 1000828689 9781000828689

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ISBN 10: 1000828689

ISBN 13: 9781000828689

Author:  Yu-Ping Chang 

China’s New Imperialism: Nature, Causes, and Rationalization 1st Edition: This book discusses the nature of China’s current international reassertion of itself, and the thinking and attitudes which lie behind it. Based on original research into writings for policy-making purposes, and narratives for public consumption, the book approaches the subject empirically.

 

China’s New Imperialism: Nature, Causes, and Rationalization 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Continental History and China’s Search for Greatness

• A Unified and Peaceful Continent?
• For the PRC, It Is
• The Meaning of China
• Qing’s Relations with Xinjiang and Tibet
• Chinese Nation and Chinese Culture
• Patriotism
• From Domestic to International Politics
• Is History the Present and the Future?

2. Cultural Subjectivism

• Defining Cultural Subjectivism
• Confucianism: Beyond the Current Literature
• Confucianism and Historical Experience
• Marxism-Leninism and Historical Experience
• Comparing Confucianism and M-L
• Forging a New Theory: Cultural Subjectivism

3. Chinese Views of World Politics and a Projected Chinese World Order

• From 1953 to 1977
• Actors and Their Relations with the PRC in the Chinese Worldview
• Conception of the Self and A Projected New Order
• From 1982 to 2017
• Redefining the Self
• Actors and Their Relations with the PRC in A Multi-polar World
• Multi-polarity
• Role Conception
• Material Development
• The Old Is New, The New Is New

4. Reshaping the International Order: Measuring Assertiveness

• Chinese Texts
• International Order
• Generalization
• Chinese Institutions
• Chinese Culture
• English Texts
• A Myriad of Stars Cluster around the Moon

5. A Discussion of Strategies and Grand Strategy

• Geopolitical Re-conception of the World
• Strategic Supporting Belts
• Strategic Culture
• Situations, Types of Behavior and Justification
• Situations, Non-War and War
• Grand Strategy and Strategies
• Cooperation and Managed Confrontation
• Have Your Cake and Eat It?: Possession of Both Land Power and Sea Power

6. “Active Defense”: I Come for Peace, and the World is My Playground

• Peacetime Maneuvers and Preparations for Both Non-War and War
• Belt and Road Projects and Militarization of the SCS as Peacetime Preparations
• Informationized Local War
• Strategic Importance of the First Island Chain
• Fighting Battles in the Open Seas to Fulfill Near Seas Defense
• The Self-Justified Logic of Active Defense
• Military Base

7. How Different is Chinese Hegemony?

• Case Selection
• Criteria for Comparison
• The Fundamental Factors That Make Differences
• From Regional Hegemon to Global Power
• The U.S.
• Japan
• China in Comparison
• Comparing Ideational Bases of New Orders
• The U.S.
• Japan
• China in Comparison
• Conclusion
• A Matter of Time
• Material Capabilities
• Authoritarian Inclusiveness
• Changing International Order
• Winning Without Fighting

 

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