China's Vision for a New World Order
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China's rise to power has led to discussions about whether the country will support or try to change the current international system. China has both supported and been dissatisfied with certain aspects of the system, demonstrating a preference for a Chinese-led global order via the Belt and Road Initiative and Global Development and Security Initiatives.
To better understand the actions of China, in this episode, we invited Nadege Rolland, a Distinguished Fellow of China Studies at the National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR). Nadege will share an overview of China's initiatives, the perspective of other countries towards China's rise in the global economy, and whether China will continue to support the existing global order or try to change it
Key Takeaways
China's opposing view against the international order
China's Global Development Initiative and Global Security Initiative
China's narrative to the world as a rising power in the geopolitical stage
China's control and strategy in maintaining power locally and globally
Quotes
“Where does the success of China come from exactly? And what constitutes this success? You will see that there is a lot to it, that it is more about the liberal elements that have allowed for China's success now.”
Nadege Rolland
Featured in this Episode
Jonathan Fulton
Nonresident Senior Fellow for Middle East Programs at the Atlantic Council. Assistant Professor of Political Science at Zayed University in Abu Dhabi
Profile: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/exper...
LinkedIn: / jonathan-fulton-2627414b
Twitter: / jonathandfulton
Nadège Rolland
Distinguished Fellow, China StudiesThe National Bureau of Asian Research
Linkedin: / nad%c3%a8ge-rolland-00778085
Twitter: / rollandnadege
Chapters:
[00:00] Introduction
[02:16] Global order
[07:38] China's view against the international order
[15:07] Overview of GDI and GSI
[24:50] China's solution to the world's fundamental problems
[39:46] China's political values
[48:08] The resilience and adaptability of one-party rule in China
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