Postrevolutionary China aspired to proletarian internationalist principles. By a symbiotic
logic, socialism and internationalism are interwoven ideologically, practically, and …

In eleven chapters this book addresses the issue of the re-emergence of China and a new
global order on the world stage, with implications for the existing US hegemonic liberal …

This commentary reflects on the contributions of the five principal essayists in this volume of
Modern China. It seeks to grasp the role and weight of historical and distinctively Chinese …

The traditions of communist revolution and socialist internationalism, which once defined the
People's Republic of China, have today faded into the distant past. The programme of …

The case of post‐Mao China is illuminating of the paradoxical relationship between
globalism and nationalism, as globalism and nationalism mutually affect the imagination and …

This chapter discusses how China has confronted the challenges of globalization. A deeper
understanding of China's success relative to globalization then entails an analysis of the …

The imposition of modernity on China is no recent matter. After 1840, Western colonial
powers compelled China into ever-widening networks of interaction, communication and …

The People's Republic of China, like the Chinese Communist Party that ruled it, was from its
conception internationalist in premise and in promise. The PRC in its formative years would …

This book seeks to demystify the re-ascendancy of China as a civilization state. China's
politics and society are examined in the light of its living civilization, which is the only one of …

China's integration into the contemporary international society looks today, at the end of
1989, increasingly like a process incomplete. One hundred and fifty years after the so …