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  • Reconceptualizing International Order: Contemporary Chinese Theories and Their Contributions to Global IR

  • Haoming Xiong, David A. Peterson, Bear F. Braumoeller
  • Journal:
    International Organization , First View
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    02 August 2024, pp. 1-37
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  • Recent years have witnessed the theorizing of international order from a global, rather than purely Western, perspective. We contribute to this approach by reviewing recent book-length theorizations by four prominent contemporary Chinese scholars. We outline how these conceptions of international order converge and diverge, identify their contributions and limitations, and compare them with Western paradigms of international order, such as realism and liberalism. We then demonstrate how insights from these Chinese approaches enrich existing international relations debates and shed light on contemporary Chinese foreign policy.