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Ascending China and the Hegemonic United States

Economically Based Cooperation or Strategic Power Politics?

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Authors:
  1. Jörg Vogelmann

    1. stuttgart, Germany

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  • Study on superpower relations between USA and China

Part of the book series: Globale Gesellschaft und internationale Beziehungen (GGIB)

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Table of contents (6 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. Introduction

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 1-58

  3. The Structural Frame of Sino-U.S. Relations

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 59-203

  4. Grand Theory Perspectives on Sino-U.S. Relations

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 205-340

  5. Empirical Verification

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 341-534

  6. Implications

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 535-561

  7. Conclusion

    • Jörg Vogelmann
    Pages 563-568

  8. Back Matter

    Pages 569-664
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About this book

Jörg Vogelmann looks into one of the central political and economic relationships of the 21st century. The author finds Sino-U.S. ties marked by strong, slightly asymmetric (economic) interdependence, a relatively fast economic power transition under way as well as slow to moderate shifts in military power. He develops a neoliberal and a neorealist grand theory picture of Sino-U.S. and international relations, and empirically verifies these influential perspectives by analyzing post-Cold War Chinese and U.S. foreign policies in the major flashpoints the Taiwan and the North Korea issue. Despite and due to globalization, ties between ascending China (as a potential regional or once even global U.S. challenger) and the hegemonic United States may likely continue to be marked by strategic power politics – and will decisively affect trans- and international relations.

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  • stuttgart, Germany

    Jörg Vogelmann

About the author

Dr. Jörg Vogelmann studied Political Science, Business Administration and Geography. He was a lecturer in International Relations at the University of Stuttgart and received his doctorate from the University of Cologne.

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