The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise
China's rise is a significant concern for international security. It is essential to understand the trajectory of China's rise in order to determine world safety and prosperity measures in a period of great uncertainty. This study provides an overview of the two main possible security cons...
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University of Belgrade - Faculty of Political Sciences and Belgrade Centre for Security Policy
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| description | China's rise is a significant concern for international security. It is essential to understand the trajectory of China's rise in order to determine world safety and prosperity measures in a period of great uncertainty. This study provides an overview of the two main possible security consequences of China's rise, that is, a peaceful rise and a warlike rise, by surveying arguments found in literature regarding both aspects. The research extends beyond the often-made binary argument of "peaceful rise versus non-peaceful rise" since aspects of both arguments can explain the country's rise. This research offers a nuanced assessment of China's rise by positing a partial peaceful rise explanation whereby China seeks a non-confrontational way of asserting itself globally vis-a-vis the United States, while at the same time, modernizing and expanding its military capabilities in preparation for any eventualities. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a495d80513394154b6becd2059adb78f2023-09-03T10:57:11ZengUniversity of Belgrade - Faculty of Political Sciences and Belgrade Centre for Security PolicyJournal of Regional Security2217-995X2022-01-0117218720710.5937/jrs0-315622217-995X2202187BThe rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful riseBin Huwaidin Mohamed0Antwi-Boateng Osman1United Arab Emirates University, Department of Government and Society, Al Ain, United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates University, Department of Government and Society, Al Ain, United Arab EmiratesChina's rise is a significant concern for international security. It is essential to understand the trajectory of China's rise in order to determine world safety and prosperity measures in a period of great uncertainty. This study provides an overview of the two main possible security consequences of China's rise, that is, a peaceful rise and a warlike rise, by surveying arguments found in literature regarding both aspects. The research extends beyond the often-made binary argument of "peaceful rise versus non-peaceful rise" since aspects of both arguments can explain the country's rise. This research offers a nuanced assessment of China's rise by positing a partial peaceful rise explanation whereby China seeks a non-confrontational way of asserting itself globally vis-a-vis the United States, while at the same time, modernizing and expanding its military capabilities in preparation for any eventualities.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/2217-995X/2022/2217-995X2202187B.pdfpower transition theorychina's risepartial peaceful risesino-us relationsinternational security |
| spellingShingle | Bin Huwaidin Mohamed Antwi-Boateng Osman The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise Journal of Regional Security power transition theory china's rise partial peaceful rise sino-us relations international security |
| title | The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise |
| title_full | The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise |
| title_fullStr | The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise |
| title_full_unstemmed | The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise |
| title_short | The rise of China as a hegemonic power: The case for a partial peaceful rise |
| title_sort | rise of china as a hegemonic power the case for a partial peaceful rise |
| topic | power transition theory china's rise partial peaceful rise sino-us relations international security |
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