The long game : China's grand strategy to displace American order / Rush Doshi.
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Computer fileSeries: Bridging the gap (Boston, Mass.)Publisher: New York, New York : Oxford University Press, 2021Copyright date: 2021Description: 1 online resource (433 pages)Content type: - text
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- online resource
- 9780197527870
- DS779.27 .D674 2021
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Introduction-- 1. "A Coherent Body of Thought and Action": Grand Strategy and Hegemonic Order-- 2. "The Party Leads Everything": Nationalism, Leninism, and the Chinese Communist Party.
PART I "HIDING CAPABILITIES AND BIDING TIME": BLUNTING CHINA'S FIRST DISPLACEMENT STRATEGY (1989-2008)-- 3. "New Cold Wars Have Begun": The Trifecta and the New American Threat-- 4. "Grasping the Assassin's Mace": Implementing Military Blunting-- 5. "Demonstrate Benign Intentions": Implementing Political Blunting-- 6. "Permanent Normal Trading Relations": Implementing Economic Blunting.
PART II "ACTIVELY ACCOMPLISH SOMETING": BUILIDNG AS CHINA'S SECOND DISPLACEMENT STRATEGY (2009-2016)-- 7. "A Change in the Balance of Power": The Financial Crisis and the Dawn of Building-- 8. "Make More Offensive Moves": Implementing Military Building-- 9. "Establish Regional Architecture": Implementing Political Building-- 10. "Aboard Our Development Train": Implementing Economic Building.
PART III "GREAT CHANGES UNSEEN IN A CENTURY": GLOBAL EXPANSION AS CHINA'S THIRD DISPLACEMENT STRATEGY (2017 AND BEYOND)-- 11. "Toward the World's Center Stage": American Decline and China's Global Ambition-- 12. "Standing Tall and Seeing Far": The Ways and Means of China's Global Expansion-- 13. An Asymmetric Strategy for US-China Competition-- Conclusion.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
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