The rise of China as main world power promises to experiment the established global order in the upcoming decades. As the powers develop, it is definite to change the present international system with profound implications for itself, the United States, and the world.
The synchronised rise of China symbolises a geopolitical event of historic quantities. Rarely has the global system beheld the re-emergence of one major power state that owns large populations, has ancient and storied histories, spatially and politically, and rules the geographic environs within which it is located. The recent revitalization of China is due to its large measure to its industrious integration into the profuse economic order built and sustained by American domination in the post war period. Because of that integration, China has witnessed intense stages of trade and industry progression in latest times (Borensztein & Reinhart 1994).
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Introduction
- China's Economic Performance
- International Economic System
- Developing Transnational Engagement and Mutual Efforts on Supervisory Collaboration
- Investment Policies
- Global Non-proliferation System
- Conclusion
- References
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This text aims to analyze China's rising economic influence and its impact on the global order. It explores the country's economic performance, its position within the international economic system, and its growing engagement in global governance.
- China's economic growth and its implications for the global economy
- China's role in international financial institutions and its approach to global economic governance
- The impact of China's rise on the existing power balance in the world
- China's foreign policy objectives and its strategies for achieving its economic and geopolitical goals
- The challenges and opportunities presented by China's rising economic and political power
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
Introduction: This chapter introduces the concept of China's emergence as a major world power and its potential impact on the existing global order. It highlights the historical significance of China's rise and its close integration into the post-war economic system dominated by the United States.
China's Economic Performance: This chapter examines China's remarkable economic growth, surpassing even the Asian Tigers in terms of sustained economic performance. It highlights the significant increase in China's per capita income and its status as the world's second-largest economy based on purchasing power parity.
International Economic System: This chapter delves into China's engagement with the global economic system, analyzing its perspectives on issues such as international currency exchange rates, trade policies, and global governance. It highlights China's desire for a greater voice and influence in international institutions, while also acknowledging the challenges associated with its economic and political transition.
Developing Transnational Engagement and Mutual Efforts on Supervisory Collaboration: This chapter explores China's increasing participation in international financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). It discusses the importance of international cooperation and collaboration in managing global economic stability and development.
Investment Policies: This chapter focuses on China's investment policies and their impact on the global economy. It examines the strategies China employs to secure its economic interests and promote its developmental goals.
Global Non-proliferation System: This chapter examines China's role in promoting non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and its efforts to maintain regional and global security.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
This text focuses on the key themes of China's economic rise, its engagement in the global economy, and its impact on the international order. Core concepts include China's economic performance, international financial institutions, global governance, power balance, foreign policy, and strategic interests. The text also explores topics such as globalization, trade liberalization, and currency exchange rates.
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- Kim Clay (Author), 2010, China’s economic performance and position on the global market, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/270196
