1. China and International Politics
... power between states, with each state trying to maximize their own national interest (Baylis et al., 2011, p.4). Overall, realists are primarily concerned with state survival; at the same time, they aim to find the balance between power and dominance with the state being their main actor. Moreover, when it comes to the rise of China, "the prevalent views of Western ... a threat to American policy-makers (Yue, 2008). In spite of all the evidence provided, the U.S responses state a hopeful view on the 'peaceful rise ' of China, but continue to express unconvinced attitudes towar...
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