State, Society and Environmental Security in International Relations Theory

Joseph, Justin

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“…In terms of content, the initiative of cross-border interconnectivity redefines the essence of China's relations with neighboring countries, emphasizing "common development." In contrast to the realism concept that traditionally focuses on interstate competition and power games, the cross-border interconnectivity initiative emphasizes the idea of mutual cooperation and shared prosperity [6]. This initiative is not only an economic cooperation plan but also a profound reflection on the model of international relations.…”

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The Impact of Cross-Border Interconnectivity on the International Relations Landscape and Response Strategies

2024

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With the continuous acceleration of globalization and rapid technological development, cross-border interconnectivity has become an important force shaping the current international relations landscape. This work delves into the influence of cross-border interconnectivity on the construction of new international relations and analyzes in detail its practices and developments in China's relations with neighboring countries. The findings reveal that cross-border interconnectivity not only promotes the strengthening of economic, political, and cultural ties among countries but also drives the diversified and inclusive development of new international relations. However, it is also necessary to confront the numerous challenges posed by cross-border interconnectivity, such as constraints from major powers and cross-border security risks. In order to address these challenges, this work proposes a series of recommendations. First, strengthen political dialogue between countries and enhance trust in China among neighboring countries through open and transparent cooperation mechanisms. Moreover, deepen regional security cooperation, jointly address cross-border security risks, and maintain regional peace and stability. Additionally, make efforts to enhance the governance capacity of neighboring countries to better adapt to the cooperation needs of cross-border interconnectivity. These recommendations not only provide practical guidance for addressing the complexity brought by cross-border interconnectivity but also substantially contribute to promoting global cooperative relations. This work provides an important contribution to the academic community by comprehensively analyzing the multifaceted impact of cross-border interconnectivity on international relations. Simultaneously, this work offers valuable insights for decision-makers and scholars by delving into the practical experiences and challenges faced by China in its interactions with neighboring countries.

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“…Yet, each has incredible merit, and an amalgamative approach results in a rich explanation/understanding of international politics within the multipolar context. One way to understand how these two seemingly oppositional theories complement one another is through the existing securitization framework (Buzan et al 1998 ; Shah 2021 ; Joseph 2023 ).…”

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“…The previous section on the genealogical evolution of the term Indo-Pacific underscores the securitization of an entire geographical regional identity (Joseph 2023 ; Shah 2021 ). Hence, in this case, the referent object in the Indo-Pacific specifically continued access to the Indo-Pacific given the military and economic rise of China as a counter-hegemonic force.…”

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“…This paper focuses on alliance dynamics, using Indo-Pacific as a case study in genealogy. Said differently, this article traces the genealogy of the term Indo-Pacific as it relates to the securitization of this region given the rise of China (Joseph 2023 ; Shah 2021 ). Genealogy is a method that seeks to isolate the power-knowledge dynamic that creates and recreates political meaning.…”

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“…Third, the paper combines the two approaches, showing function through the already established Securitization framework. The article then traces the genealogy of the term Indo-Pacific to highlight the processes of securitization given changes in the structure of international relations (Joseph 2023 ; Shah 2021 ). By studying the speeches and statements of leaders in concerned states, we might better understand these processes.…”

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Language is a clear indicator of political change. As China continues to rise and expand its influence in the South China Seas, threatened neighboring states will balance against it. One step in this process is the formulation of persuading language and concepts to accept the threat posed by China. This is demonstrated by the invention and use of the term Indo-Pacific, an area from the eastern part of Africa in the west to the United States in the east. This article traces the genealogy of the term Indo-Pacific as it relates to the securitization of this region given the rise of China. The article will first trace the genealogy of the term Indo-Pacific to then highlight the processes of securitization given changes in the structure of international relations.

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Environmental Civil Society Organizations and the State in China: Institutional Analysis of the Dynamics, 1980s-2010s

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State, Society and Environmental Security in International Relations Theory

Cited by 10 publications

References 88 publications

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