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245 1 4 _aThe Great Power Competition Volume 6
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_bThe Rise of China /
_cedited by Adib Farhadi, Mark Grzegorzewski, Anthony J. Masys.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
264 1 _aCham :
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300 _aXII, 359 p. 37 illus., 28 illus. in color.
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505 0 _aRise of the Great Powers -- Rise of China’s Artificial Intelligence Industry -- China’s Path to Global Domination -- Cyber Dragon: Inside China's Information Warfare and Cyber Operations -- Twilight of the Idols: China’s Middle East Prowess and the Ukraine War -- Understanding the Great Power Competition between China and the U.S. -- China’s “soft power” Strategic Influence in MENA -- The Rise of China -- China’s Growing Influence in Central Asia -- Understanding China-Iran Relations -- The Impact of the Belt and Road Initiative in the Central Region -- Assessing China’s Economic Development Strategy in the Central Region -- The Geoeconomics of the Belt and Road Initiative -- The Rise of China’s Influence in the Central Region and U.S. National Security Implications -- China and Afghanistan: Neighbors Caught between Geoeconomics and Geopolitics -- Dragon over Trident: China's Rise after Ukraine in the Central Region -- The Russian-Chinees Strategic Alliance -- China’s Belt & Road and the Global Food Crisis -- The Era of TikTok in the Great Power Competition -- Religious Diplomacy and Great Power Competition: China’s BRI Brand in CASA.
520 _aChina’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) represents a monumental shift in the global power landscape. Through ambitious infrastructure projects and strategic economic investments, China has emerged as a formidable challenger to U.S. dominance in the modern Great Power Competition (GPC), leveraging a unique blend of soft power and non-interference policy. This distinctive strategy has allowed China to rapidly gain footholds in resource rich regions such as Central Asia-South Asia (CASA) and the Middle East, compelling the U.S. to rethink its foreign policy approach in response. Given China’s adept leveraging of soft power in these geostrategic regions, the critical question arises: how can the U.S. meet the nuanced challenges of the modern GPC? The Great Power Competition Volume 6: The Rise of China delves into China’s calculated rise, exploring how the BRI has captivated nations spanning pivotal regions, entrenching Chinese influence across critical sectors. This edited volume brings together distinguished global experts and thought leaders to provide comprehensive analyses of China’s expanding influence across economic, political, technological, and security domains. The collection of essays offers critical insights and recommendations for navigating the modern-day great power competition in an era defined by China’s ascent. The book highlights China’s BRI brand diplomacy and its strategic use of soft power and non-interference policy to reshape the geopolitical landscape. The authors’ final analyses underscore that in the modern era of the GPC, strategic competition and soft power are deeply intertwined.
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