Who Challenges the Peak - A Multipolar World and China

Author: Ni Baozhi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Every country is situated within a given international system and is influenced and constrained by the international system of a certain period. An open China is part of the world, and building socialism with Chinese characteristics necessarily relies on this important external environment and conditions. Conducting an in-depth and accurate analysis and research on the multipolarization of the world and China's position and choices within it is a major theoretical and practical issue in the field of international politics and international relations in China since the beginning of the new century. At the same time, the development and changes in the international situation and the construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics require us to strengthen research on this topic. After the Cold War, especially after the Iraq War, major changes have occurred in the international strategic situation, giving rise to a series of new issues that need to be explored and addressed. This book is guided by Marxist historical materialism and the international strategic thinking of Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin. In the research process, multiple analytical methods are employed to study the multipolar world and China. By examining and analyzing the process of world multipolarization, this book starts from the comparison of major political forces and relations between major countries to accurately assess China's position and role in the world and its changes. It provides a basis for China to seize the initiative in the future's new power dynamics and complex international relations, formulate correct foreign strategies and policies, and better safeguard its national interests. The content covers the transition of the world from bipolar to multipolar, the current state of the world, the main factors influencing and driving the multipolarization trend, China's understanding of world multipolarization, China's role in the process of world multipolarization, and China's strategic and policy choices in promoting the multipolarization trend.