Evolution of China's Global Foreign Policy Discourse in the 21st Century.
Litvak, Nikolay.
Evolution of China's Global Foreign Policy Discourse in the 21st Century. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (245 pages)
Intro -- Introduction -- About the Authors -- Part 1 -- Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Factors in the Formation of Foreign Policy Discourse -- 1. Modern Approaches to the Analysis of the Formation of a Reflexive Foreign Policy Discourse -- 2. Foreign Policy Discourse of the PRC: Analysis Based on the Actualization of the Approaches of K. Marx and M. Weber -- 3. Methodology of M. Foucault and J. Derrida in the Study of the Evolution of China's Foreign Policy Discourse -- 4. Beijing's International Discourse in the Face of Increasingly Complex Sociocultural Dynamics. -- Part 2 -- Socio-Political Reflection of the Human Capital of the Main PRC Foreign Policy Institutions in the 21st Century -- 5. Socio-Political Reflection of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC Key Personnel -- 6. Socio-Political Reflection of Human Capital of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China -- 7. Formation of an Information and Intellectual Ecosystem on the Problems of China's Foreign Policy in the 21st Century. -- 8. Meritocratic Foundations of the Human Resources Policy of Three Generations of Chinese Leaders -- Part 3 -- Evolution of the Main Foreign Policy Concepts of the PRC in the 21st Century -- 9. Reflective Discourse Analysis of the Transformation of the Concept of "Peaceful Rise" into "Peaceful Development" -- 10. Formation of the Concept of "Chinese Dream" on the Basis of "Core Socialist Values". -- 11. The Study of the Discourse of the Doctrine "Community of the Common Destiny for Mankind" as the Main Global Foreign Policy Concept of Modern China -- Part 4 -- Instead of a Conclusion: Two More Relevant Cases -- 12. "Taiwan Question" as a Neo-Colonial Problem -- Global American Interests -- Chinese White Papers -- "Unification" vs "Reunion" -- Realism Lessons for Taiwan. 13. Analysis of the Discourse of the Chinese Concept of Human Rights.
China's rapid economic development in recent decades has significantly boosted its international political activities as evidenced by the promotion of a set of relevant global foreign policy doctrines. Unlike the concepts adopted under Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which were primarily ideological, China's foreign policy conceptions since the early 2000s have been more scientific and commercial. The book analyses factors that influenced the change of foreign policy discourse of China during Xi Jinping's Premiership (from 2012 till now). The book analyses the genesis and contents of modern China's major foreign policy conceptions, such as the "One Belt, One Road" Initiative. These conceptions will be examined through the methodology of different theories and approaches, from sinicized Marxism, Max Weber's theory, through to Foucault, Derrida and others. An important and challenging issue in China's modern discourse is the problem of democracy and human rights. The book takes an interdisciplinary to these problems in relations between the West and China. Modern China, having carried out rapid socio-economic, scientific and technological development, not only did not change its political system, but also proceeded to reformat the international sphere of human rights in accordance with its understanding of them. The growing "shutdown" of China to the outside world narrows the opportunities for researchers, in whose arsenal the analysis of the discourse of key foreign policy actors occupies one of the central places.
9781804411612
China-Foreign relations-21st century.
Electronic books.
DS779.47 .L588 2023
327.51
Evolution of China's Global Foreign Policy Discourse in the 21st Century. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (245 pages)
Intro -- Introduction -- About the Authors -- Part 1 -- Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Factors in the Formation of Foreign Policy Discourse -- 1. Modern Approaches to the Analysis of the Formation of a Reflexive Foreign Policy Discourse -- 2. Foreign Policy Discourse of the PRC: Analysis Based on the Actualization of the Approaches of K. Marx and M. Weber -- 3. Methodology of M. Foucault and J. Derrida in the Study of the Evolution of China's Foreign Policy Discourse -- 4. Beijing's International Discourse in the Face of Increasingly Complex Sociocultural Dynamics. -- Part 2 -- Socio-Political Reflection of the Human Capital of the Main PRC Foreign Policy Institutions in the 21st Century -- 5. Socio-Political Reflection of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC Key Personnel -- 6. Socio-Political Reflection of Human Capital of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China -- 7. Formation of an Information and Intellectual Ecosystem on the Problems of China's Foreign Policy in the 21st Century. -- 8. Meritocratic Foundations of the Human Resources Policy of Three Generations of Chinese Leaders -- Part 3 -- Evolution of the Main Foreign Policy Concepts of the PRC in the 21st Century -- 9. Reflective Discourse Analysis of the Transformation of the Concept of "Peaceful Rise" into "Peaceful Development" -- 10. Formation of the Concept of "Chinese Dream" on the Basis of "Core Socialist Values". -- 11. The Study of the Discourse of the Doctrine "Community of the Common Destiny for Mankind" as the Main Global Foreign Policy Concept of Modern China -- Part 4 -- Instead of a Conclusion: Two More Relevant Cases -- 12. "Taiwan Question" as a Neo-Colonial Problem -- Global American Interests -- Chinese White Papers -- "Unification" vs "Reunion" -- Realism Lessons for Taiwan. 13. Analysis of the Discourse of the Chinese Concept of Human Rights.
China's rapid economic development in recent decades has significantly boosted its international political activities as evidenced by the promotion of a set of relevant global foreign policy doctrines. Unlike the concepts adopted under Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which were primarily ideological, China's foreign policy conceptions since the early 2000s have been more scientific and commercial. The book analyses factors that influenced the change of foreign policy discourse of China during Xi Jinping's Premiership (from 2012 till now). The book analyses the genesis and contents of modern China's major foreign policy conceptions, such as the "One Belt, One Road" Initiative. These conceptions will be examined through the methodology of different theories and approaches, from sinicized Marxism, Max Weber's theory, through to Foucault, Derrida and others. An important and challenging issue in China's modern discourse is the problem of democracy and human rights. The book takes an interdisciplinary to these problems in relations between the West and China. Modern China, having carried out rapid socio-economic, scientific and technological development, not only did not change its political system, but also proceeded to reformat the international sphere of human rights in accordance with its understanding of them. The growing "shutdown" of China to the outside world narrows the opportunities for researchers, in whose arsenal the analysis of the discourse of key foreign policy actors occupies one of the central places.
9781804411612
China-Foreign relations-21st century.
Electronic books.
DS779.47 .L588 2023
327.51