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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: A nation's leadership is the most crucial factor in its rise and decline.
Chapter 3: A state gains global authority only by acting with morality.
Chapter 4: There are four kinds of international leadership: humane authority, hegemonic, anemocratic, and tyrannical.
Chapter 5: We are heading toward a bipolar order, with China challenging US dominance.
Chapter 6: International norms can change under different global leadership.
Chapter 7: We confront a leaderless world order, with swiftly declining international cooperation.
Chapter 8: Chinese traditional ethics could guide Western liberalism and together they might establish a new international ethical norm.
Description
Leadership and the Rise of Great Powers (2019) considers the way that leadership determines the fate of nations. Yan Xuetong reflects on the rise of China and the USA’s diminishing stature while speculating on how the international order might look like in a few decades.
Who Should Listen
- Anyone interested in Sino-American relations
- Geopolitics buffs
- Those working in international relations