China Perceives America: Perspectives of international relations experts

Chen, Rosalie

doi:10.1080/1067056022000054623

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“…186 Intellectuals were, in fact, very diversified in their opinions, which have influenced public opinion in return. Apparently, as seen from various polls and Internet discussion messages in both cases, nonliberals received more public support.…”

Section: Conclusion: Rivalry Under the Same Roof?mentioning

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The Response of Chinese Intellectuals to the US War on Terror

Shen

2007

J OF CHIN POLIT SCI

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Studying the Chinese intellectual response to the US War on Terror, and how the battle between the Chinese liberals and nonliberals fitted into the above debate, the article focuses on two cases, 9-11 and the war in Iraq. Each will be divided into the expressive response (i.e., how the intellectuals reacted physically); the ideological response (i.e., how they interpreted the incidents in ideologically); and the strategic response (i.e., how they proposed the right strategies for the party-state to manage global affairs). After studying the cases, we should discover how the Chinese intellectuals used nationalist rhetoric to disguise their real disagreements, i.e., their views on domestic politics as well as to advance their own national importance.

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Section: Conclusion: Rivalry Under the Same Roof?mentioning

confidence: 98%

The Response of Chinese Intellectuals to the US War on Terror

Shen

2007

J OF CHIN POLIT SCI

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“…• Hegemonic: US foreign policy would spread the values and ideas that the US government deemed important. These 'American values' and ideas were usually referred to, with only limited clarification, using words or concepts such as freedom, democracy, prosperity, and security (see also Blum, 2003;Chen, 2003). • Unilateralist: the US would make decisions on international affairs after only minimal consultation with other states (see also Lake, 2006;Skidmore, 2005).…”

Section: Us Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Following the terrorist attacks in the north-eastern US of 11 September 2001, US foreign policy retained these three core elements but reinterpreted them (Beeson and Higgott, 2005;Leffler, 2005;Parmer, 2005;Skidmore, 2005;US Government, 2002). Unilateralism became 'a new multilateralism' meaning that 'the United States unilaterally defines a global agenda that everyone who agrees with is welcome to accomplish alongside the United States' (Camroux and Okfen, 2004; see also Chen, 2003;Dunne, 2003). This approach could also be called 'a new unilateralism'.…”

Section: Us Foreign Policymentioning

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“…If the White House looks further inwards to forge a domestic agenda, minimal attention could be paid to international affairs until the US is forced to do so by, for example, trade disputes or a major international conflict. Yet looming foreign policy issues have not disappeared and the pressures on the US government to address them remain, with China being a prominent example (Blum, 2003;Chen, 2003;Economy 2005;Lake, 2006) along with recent efforts to thaw relations between India and the US (see e.g. Thyagaraj and Thomas 2006 on the India-US nuclear agreement signed in 2005).…”

Section: Us Foreign Policymentioning

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Hurricane Katrina disaster diplomacy

Kelman

2007

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Hurricane Katrina struck the United States at the end of August 2005. The consequent devastation appeared to be beyond the US government's ability to cope with and aid was offered by several states in varying degrees of conflict with the US. Hurricane Katrina therefore became a potential case study for 'disaster diplomacy', which examines how disaster-related activities do and do not yield diplomatic gains. A review of past disaster diplomacy work is provided. The literature's case studies are then categorised using a new typology: propinquity, aid relationship, level and purpose. Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath are then placed in the context of the US government's foreign policy, the international response to the disaster and the US government's reaction to these responses. The evidence presented is used to discuss the potential implications of Hurricane Katrina disaster diplomacy, indicating that factors other than disaster-related activities generally dominate diplomatic relations and foreign policy.

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“…With the end of the cold war, countries in different parts of the world began to become visible with the economic power they caught, and they argued that an order in which many powers would be effective, not just one power, was adopted in the world economy (Chen, 2003;Poyraz, 2019). The conflicts, especially due to lack of resources, forced the formation of different economic unions and created alternative economic power centers to the USA and liberal economic thought.…”

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Kağıt-Kağıt Ürünleri Sanayi ve Ahşap-Ahşap Ürünleri Sanayi Sektöründe Rekabet Analizi: BRICS Ülkeleri ve Türkiye

Akyüz

2020

Journal of Anatolian Environmental and Animal Sciences

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Financial crises on a world scale cause the emergence of new economic structures and powers. While the financial efficiency of developed countries decreases, developing countries are increasing their positions. BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China), which emerged as an alternative economic power after the financial crisis in 2008, started to be known as BRICS countries with the addition of South Africa in 2011 and became an important economic structure. Its economic and demographic strength of thanks and wishing to take part in the active position in the world Turkey is willing to take part in the BRICS. Determination of Turkey's infrastructure sector as competitive with these countries is extremely important. In this study of the important sectoral groups of Turkey Paper and Paper Products and Wood and Wood Products Sector is intended to determine whether a location opposite of how the BRICS countries. Revealed Comparative Advantages approach was used in the study covering the years between 2010-2019. As a result of the study, countries were compared at year level and superior sectoral structures were determined.

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China Perceives America: Perspectives of international relations experts

Cited by 19 publications

References 2 publications

The Response of Chinese Intellectuals to the US War on Terror

The Response of Chinese Intellectuals to the US War on Terror

Hurricane Katrina disaster diplomacy

Kağıt-Kağıt Ürünleri Sanayi ve Ahşap-Ahşap Ürünleri Sanayi Sektöründe Rekabet Analizi: BRICS Ülkeleri ve Türkiye

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