… China’s rise regularly as “whether, when, and how” China will become a “responsible” great
power. … of responsibility in the debates about China. One strand of these debates argue that …

… Second, this study is not about assessing whether or not China is a responsible power.
Rather, it is that China imagines itself as one. Why and how it produces this representation is the …

… argument that the integrated China becomes the more ‘… China as a ‘Dissatisfied responsible
great power’; Yong Deng in 2014 claimed that China was a ‘post-responsible great power’. …

… to our understanding of China as a major/great power by analysing … power and responsible
power are conceptualized in DGWJ through its narratives. The study concludes that China …

… understanding of China’s great power emergence. First of all, the two books lay out the
ideational roadmap of China’s international leadership. The emergence of a new great power is …

… towards a new Chinese ‘great power role’, even more important than the rapid growth of
China’s hard power resources.The increasing confidence in China’s capabilities and potential …

… Yan Xuetong’s Leadership and the Rise of Great Powers argues that China should follow
moral values in its foreign policy in order to attain international leadership. Drawing on ancient …

… The post-responsible power stance co-involves proactive engagement and commitment
to shaping the dynamics of emerging security in Asia; accelerating modernization of the …

… on China at the US Naval Academy, argues that China has become a “post-responsible
power… But “post-responsible China has become a lot more revisionist.”Footnote 59 Though there …

… to climb the international hierarchy of power both to secure China from foreign threats and
to increase the country’s international status. Now that China’s power and prominent role in …