Constructing a Strategic Framework for China: National Power, Strategic Concepts, and International Institutions

Author: Men Honghua
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is a pioneering theoretical research on China's grand strategy and an important intellectual contribution. The basic arguments of the book have been submitted to decision-making authorities through various channels or published as academic papers, and have received positive responses and resonance. I believe that the basic arguments and significant findings of this book will provide important decision-making references for the country in formulating long-term strategies, and its basic theories and analytical methods will also have a significant impact in the field of strategic studies both domestically and internationally. — Hu Angang
This book takes China's rise as an opportunity to construct an ideal model of China's grand strategy framework and establish a theoretical foundation for continuing research on grand strategy. The research framework on China's grand strategy in this book is based on three core variables: national power, strategic concepts, and international institutions. The book constructs a basic framework for China's active participation in grand strategy and provides an in-depth analysis of the major significance of this strategic choice. The book emphasizes that to achieve the grand goals of China's grand strategy, China should adopt the following strategic attitude: not being tempted by praise, not being harmed by criticism, knowing when to be assertive and when to be restrained in the present, and maintaining stability and balance in the future.