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China as a rising world power and its response to Globalization / Keith, Ronald C. (ed.) 2005  Book
Keith, Ronald C. Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2005.
Description 128p.
Standard Number 0415348250
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Towards world hegemony: positioning China in international power game? / Khobragade, Vinod F   Journal Article
Khobragade, Vinod F Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The great debate around the world amongst the scholars of the international relations has begun with the Chinese rising economic growth and its booming military power. The debate has been about whether China will be the next world hegemony? A group of scholar is supporting China as the next hegemonic power surpassing the US. However, another group of scholars slammed the arguments stating the decline of US's hegemony and arguing formidability to surpass the US's strength and power and, at present no state can compete with the US's hegemony around the world. This paper attempts to examine the probability of Chinese efforts stepping towards becoming the world hegemony with its increasing economic and military power.
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