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China's rise and rethinking international relations theory
Machine generated contents note: pt. I Theorizing China's Rise: Beyond Eurocentric Knowledge Production -- 1. Putting China in the World: From Universal Theory to Contextual Theorizing / John Agnew -- 2. Heart and Soul for World Politics: Advaita Monism and Daoist Trialectics in International Relations / L.H.M. Ling -- 3. What Can Guanxi International Relations Be About? / Emilian Kavalski -- 4. Friendly Rise? China, the West and the Ontology of Relations / Graham M. Smith -- 5. Re-Worlding the `West' in Post-Western International Relations: The `Theory Migrant' of Tianxia in the Anglosphere / Chih-yu Shih -- pt. II Theorizing China's Rise: Critical Reflection on Mainstream Frameworks -- 6. China in the International Order: A Contributor or a Challenger? / Wang Jisi -- 7. China's Rise in English School Perspective / Barry Buzan -- 8. Deconstructing the Established Westphalian Architecture in Light of China's Rise / Hung-jen Wang -- 9. Sino-capitalism's Dialectical Processes and International Relations Theory / Christopher A. McNally -- 10. China's Rise as Holographic Transition: A Relational Challenge to International Relations' Newtonian Ontology / Chengxin Pan.
edited by Chengxin Pan, Emilian Kavalski.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bristol : Bristol University Press, ©2022
Bristol studies in East Asian international relations