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Chinas Big Power Ambition under Xi Jinping

Instead of emphasizing China as a developing country, Chinese President Xi Jinping has identified China as a big power and accentuated Chinas big power status. This book explores the narratives and driving forces behind Chinas big power ambition. Three narratives rooted in Sino-centralism are examined. One is Chinas demands for the reform of global governance to reflect the values and interests of China as a rising power. Another is Chinas Belt and Road Initiative to construct a nascent China-centred world order. The third is the China model and self-image promotion in the developing countries.

There are many forces that have driven or constrained Chinas big power ambition. This collection focuses on two sets of forces. One is Chinas domestic politics and economic incentives and disincentives. The other is Chinas geopolitical and geo-economic interests. These forces have both motivated and constrained Chinas big power ambition.

The chapters in this book were originally published in the Journal of Contemporary China.

Suisheng Zhao is Professor and Director of the Center for China-US Cooperation at Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver and Founding Editor of the Journal of Contemporary China.

Chinas Big Power Ambition under Xi Jinping

Narratives and Driving Forces

Edited by

Suisheng Zhao

First published 2022

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ISBN: 978-1-032-05721-7 (hbk)

ISBN: 978-1-032-05722-4 (pbk)

ISBN: 978-1-003-19887-1 (ebk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781003198871

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Publishers Note

The publisher accepts responsibility for any inconsistencies that may have arisen during the conversion of this book from journal articles to book chapters, namely the inclusion of journal terminology.

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Every effort has been made to contact copyright holders for their permission to reprint material in this book. The publishers would be grateful to hear from any copyright holder who is not here acknowledged and will undertake to rectify any errors or omissions in future editions of this book.

Contents

Part I
The Narratives

Suisheng Zhao

Yi Edward Yang

Ray Silvius

Tang Xiaoyang

Pascal Abb

Narisong Huhe and Min Tang

Part II
Domestic Political Economy

Steve Tsang

Hongyi Lai

Yao Lin

Yang Zhong and Wonjae Hwang

Part III
Geopolitics and Geo-Economics

Jean-Pierre Cabestan

Yizheng Zou and Lee Jones

Andrew Scobell

Xin Liu

Gustavo de L. T. Oliveira and Margaret Myers

Malte Brosig

Citation Information

The chapters in this book were originally published in various issues of the Journal of Contemporary China. When citing this material, please use the original citations and page numbering for each article, as follows:

Rhetoric and Reality of Chinas Global Leadership in the Context of COVID-19: Implications for the US-led World Order and Liberal Globalization

Suisheng Zhao

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 128 (2021), pp. 233248

Chinas Strategic Narratives in Global Governance Reform under Xi Jinping

Yi Edward Yang

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 128 (2021), pp. 299313

Chinas Belt and Road Initiative as Nascent World Order Structure and Concept? Between Sino-Centering and Sino-Deflecting

Ray Silvius

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 128 (2021), pp. 314329

Co-evolutionary Pragmatism: Re-examine China Model and Its Impact on Developing Countries

Tang Xiaoyang

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 29, issue 126 (2020), pp. 853870

From Peaceful Rise to Peacebuilder? How Evolving Chinese Discourses and Self-perceptions Impact Its Growing Influence in Conflict Societies

Pascal Abb

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 129 (2021), pp. 402416

Business is Business: How Does Trade Relationship Fail to Boost Image of China?

Narisong Huhe and Min Tang

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 129 (2021), pp. 417433

Party-state Realism: A Framework for Understanding Chinas Approach to Foreign Policy

Steve Tsang

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 29, issue 122 (2020), pp. 304318

The Rationale and Effects of Chinas Belt and Road Initiative: Reducing Vulnerabilities in Domestic Political Economy

Hongyi Lai

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 128 (2021), pp. 330347

Beaconism and the Trumpian Metamorphosis of Chinese Liberal Intellectuals

Yao Lin

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 127 (2021), pp. 85101

Why Do Chinese Democrats Tend to Be More Nationalistic? Explaining Popular Nationalism in Urban China

Yang Zhong and Wonjae Hwang

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 29, issue 121 (2020), pp. 6174

Chinas Military Base in Djibouti: A Microcosm of Chinas Growing Competition with the United States and New Bipolarity

Jean-Pierre Cabestan

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 29, issue 125 (2020), pp. 731747

Chinas Response to Threats to Its Overseas Economic Interests: Softening Non-Interference and Cultivating Hegemony

Yizheng Zou and Lee Jones

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 29, issue 121 (2020), pp. 92108

Constructing a U.S.-China Rivalry in the Indo-Pacific and Beyond

Andrew Scobell

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 127 (2021), pp. 6984

Chinese Multinational Enterprises Operating in Western Economies: Huawei in the US and the UK

Xin Liu

Journal of Contemporary China, volume 30, issue 129 (2021), pp. 368385

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