How America and China see each other: charting national views and official perceptions

Chung, Jae Ho

doi:10.1080/09512748.2018.1520283

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“…According to the Pew global opinion surveys, since 2013 Americans' negative views of China have exceeded their positive views, and Americans' negative views of China have also surpassed Chinese negative views of America. The same survey reveals that more than 90 percent of Americans view China's military buildup in a negative light (Chung 2019). In fact, since 2017, America's public views of China have become more closely aligned with US official positions and government policies on China.…”

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Homework for Beijing: Five Hurdles on China's Path to Becoming a "Responsible Great Power"

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This analysis observes that in 2020 China is a global power with global ambitions and a near-global presence. Terms such as "G2," "global stakeholder," "strategic competitor," and "hegemonic candidate" no longer ring hollow as they did ten years ago. However, it is unclear whether China's challenge to the United States will be sustainable in the medium to long run. The essay considers five hurdles in Beijing's path to a "responsible great power"-assuming that China does hope to be one. Certainly, the world does not wish to see the emergence of an irresponsible China.

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Homework for Beijing: Five Hurdles on China's Path to Becoming a "Responsible Great Power"

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Conclusion: China Cracks the Whip: The Geopolitical Economy of Chinese Externalisation

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China’s Uneven and Combined Development

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The Tragedy of US-China Relations: Conflict of Necessity or Conflict of Choice?

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2021

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How America and China see each other: charting national views and official perceptions

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Homework for Beijing: Five Hurdles on China's Path to Becoming a "Responsible Great Power"

Homework for Beijing: Five Hurdles on China's Path to Becoming a "Responsible Great Power"

Conclusion: China Cracks the Whip: The Geopolitical Economy of Chinese Externalisation

The Tragedy of US-China Relations: Conflict of Necessity or Conflict of Choice?

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