Abstract 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 …

The People's Republic of China is now over fifty years old. Long considered an outsider, or a
club of one, in international relations, China has recently become more active in …

China is rising, along with worldwide concern over the strategic implications of growing
Chinese power. Among US scholars, those who argue for engagement focus on the …

As China's power steadily rises, mutual role expectations between China and the United
States become increasingly unstable. To ensure a mutually agreeable role for China …

A leading foreign policy thinker uses Chinese political theory to explain why some powers
rise as others decline and what this means for the international order While work in …

The liberal hegemony of the United States is fading and faces the growing challenges from
other ideologies including those from China. The question is which Chinese political values …

The debate about China's rise and future United States–China relations has focused on the
purpose to which China's growing international power will be put. This article focuses on the …

China may be the high church of realpolitik in the post-Cold War world. Its military and
civilian elites regard other nations, alliances, and internationalism of any stripe with …

This article reviews China's position in international society over the past couple of
centuries, and against that background assesses the prospects for China's strategy of …

As the People's Republic of China assumes greater prominence in world affairs, the
question of how its government will approach key issues in international politics becomes …