Titlebook: Asian Thought on China‘s Changing International Relations; Niv Horesh (Associate Professor and Reader of Chin Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65040-1eans of China’s long-term ambitions and ‘hidden motives’ (usually exacerbated by disputes over historical territorial claims and Korean memory of past Chinese interventions in the Korean peninsula). And yet this suspicion goes hand in hand with the practical acknowledgement (at least amongst upper l

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Respected and Suspected: Middle Eastern Perceptions of China’s Riseia and the Persian Gulf countries, Israel, Lebanon, and Jordan - a position held to this very day. Others preferred to associate with the Eastern bloc - first the Soviet Union and then Russia - also held to this very day (such as Syria, Yemen, and Sudan). Still others have switched sides - more than once, like Egypt, Iran, and Iraq.

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Japanese Intellectual Responses to China’s Riseompetition for the world’s hearts-and-minds. Arguing that China’s ‘political morality’ is at a higher level than that of the West, Yan argued that the ancient Chinese emphasis on ‘fairness’ trumps ‘equality’; similarly, ‘civility’ surpasses ‘freedom’; and also, ‘justice’ is better than ‘democracy’.

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