Chinese perspectives on globalization and autonomy / edited by Cai Tuo.

• Superior document: Issues in contemporary Chinese thought and culture, v. 3
• TeilnehmendeR: Cai, Tuo.
• Year of Publication: 2012
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Issues in contemporary Chinese thought and culture ; v. 3.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (392 p.)
• Notes: Description based upon print version of record.

This book is a reflection of the discussion and debates on globalization and state autonomy in China. These debates, dated back to early 1990's, witnessed China’s gradual involvement in globalization. Like other developing countries, China faced tremendous pressure when globalization intensified in the 1990's. As it turned out, China arduously made up its mind to embrace globalization, which reached its height when China was finally adopted as a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001.Thus, the articles in this book record the anxiety, concerns, uncertainty and enthusiasm of Chinese scholars in the face of China’s embracing of globalization. In other words, this book presents a unique Chinese perspective on globalization and state autonomy.

Table of Contents

Marx's "view on world history" and theoretical thinking about globalization / Zhou Minkai -- Have a concrete and historic understanding of globalization and what China has done / Hu Daping -- A preliminary exploration of global co-governance theory / Yu Zhengliang and Chen Yugang -- Global governance : a Chinese perspective and practice / Cai Tuo -- Globalisation and the common interest of mankind / Wang Xinyan -- Globalization and state sovereignty / Yu Keping -- Challenges of globalization and responses of state power / He Zengke -- Rethinking state interests / Wang Yizhou -- The new role of the state in the process of globalization / Yu Jianxing and Xu Yueqian -- State autonomy and China's developing path / Yang Xuedong -- The cultural implications of globalization on national interests : cultural modernization and China's national interests / Guo Shuyong -- Neo-internationalism and China's diplomacy / Qin Yaqing and Zhu Liqun -- Seeking China's new identity : the myth of Chinese nationalism / Wang Yiwei -- The internal conflicts and clashes of world politics in the trend of globalisation / Shi Yinhong -- Globalisation and international regimes : theoretical implications / Men Honghua -- Globalization of the market economy and world transformation / Wang Zaibang -- An analysis of anti-globalization movements from the perspective of "democratic deficit" / Ruan Zongze -- Anti-globalization movement and its restrictions on globalization / Liu Jinyuan -- Analytical remarks of anti-economic globalism / Han Deqiang.