正版现货新书 中国:大国的构建:building a "mighty country":英 9787508534756 Jorge E. Malena[著]
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作者Jorge E. Malena[著]
出版社五洲传播出版社
ISBN9787508534756
出版时间2016-11
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上书时间2024-12-24
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内容摘要
The
Perceptual
Dimension
of
the
Chinese
Strategic
Concept
3.1
Chinese
Self-perception
Questions
about
how
China
sees
itself
after
more
than
thirty
years
of
progress
in
its
economy,
public
administration,
civil
society,
science
and
technology,
diplomacy,
etc.,
and
the
country s
role
in
the
post-Cold
War
international
system,
can
largely
be
answered
by
studying
the
perceptions
held
by
Chinese
decision-makers
and
analysts.
This
allows
us
to
complement
our
examination
of
the
Chinese
leadership s
strategic
objectives.
In
Western
International
Relations
theory
literature,
the
mainstream
tends
to
follow
Robert
Gilpin s
classification,
asserting
that
States
in
the
international
system
(and
their
relationships
with
each
other),
can
be
identified
according
to
whether
these
are
powers
keen
on
maintaining
the
status
quo,
or
alternatively,
powers
seeking
to
alter
the
status
quo,
depending
mainly
on
their
"capabilities"
[Gilpin,
1981].
Insufficient
attention
is
paid
to
the
"intentions"
of
each
type
of
power,
due
to
the
relative
intangibility
of
information
of
this
nature.
In
this
regard,
understanding
the
perceptual
dimension
of
a
State s
Strategic
Concept
is
a
fundamental
tool.
This
assertion
is
based
on
the
idea
that
although
Realism
suggests
that
the
relative
power
position
of
a
State
determines
its
choices
and
actions
in
international
relations,
this
is
not
always
the
case.
Where
an
actor
whose
power
is
on
the
rise,
it
may
redefine
objectives,
adopt
new
policies,
and
even
take
a
defiant
attitude
towards
the
predominant
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