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China’s Foreign Policy and the Making of a Multipolar World aims to set out the broad contours, historical background and theoretical underpinnings that shape and guide China’s practice on the global stage.
This book examines modern China’s foreign policy. What are its historical roots? What are its theoretical foundations? How has it been applied in practice, across radically different historical circumstances? Is China an imperialist power? Is its foreign policy ‘good enough’? And what does China’s rise mean for the rest of humanity – for the Global South, for peace, and for the struggle to build a just world order?
The ten essays collected here approach these questions from a range of angles, but they share a common premise: that China’s emergence as a global power, far from being a threat to humanity, offers the best hope for a peaceful, multipolar and ultimately socialist future.
China’s omnidirectional foreign policy helps to advance concrete solutions to some of the existential issues facing a humanity that now stands at a crossroads between unipolarity and multipolarity, between socialism and barbarism, between sustainability and extinction.
Edited by Keith Bennett and Carlos Martinez
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