Current Economy and Political Condition in China

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Development of China in the international system can not be described through the realist paradigm. China has achieved notable ascent through economic interdependence and international integration. It also rejected the rules to achieve global differences era past, including a focus on the relative advantages, power is defined primarily through military power and obsessed over the balance of power.

Rate increase in China on the world stage requires konteksualisasi China's foreign policy objectives in the status quo, not revisionist. The dispute recently viewed against China with regard to the international level on the global response to issues such as civil war in Syria and the emergence of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) were modernized and expanded. It also includes the acquisition of new weapons systems and the presence of training exercises considerable and could lead some to consider realism as a theory of international relations, it is important to describe the rise of China. However, the integration of China into the ways of liberalizing world economic system has helped improve the situation in it, and highlights the costs associated with the change in the relationship. Although China has become the largest in the territorial disputes since the Second World War, they continue to reconcile the many quarrels with the bilateral agreement, by releasing the sovereignty of contested land or release the claim. The theory of realism transition and transfer of power shortage for comparing the potential advantages gained by the conflict, with the costs of any aggression that might lead. Realism and its variants have no explanatory power between the actions of China and an increase in the actual well-known in the international system.

The rise of China can be seen in three related theories of international relations. By looking at the transformation of China in international relations, we can see the application of the paradigm of Liberalism, which focuses on absolute advantage and economic interdependence. China's embrace of international organizations Neoliberal Institution understood through the theory, which describes the understanding of China on global and regional cooperation in pursuit of common interests and regional stability, foster sustainable growth. Constructivist lens allows us to understand how China and its behavior regarding the identity of the indigenous form of integration into the global economy, leading to the benefits associated with the establishment of an international. Finally, while the realism of playing a role in providing some answers to the political rise of China, it failed to assert itself as the leading theory to explain the ascent of China, show weakness due to lack of account for the dominant aspect that leads China to great power status, economic. Through these three theories of international relations: Liberalism, Neoliberal Institusiisme and Constructivism, that we can understand and comprehend the rise of China in the international system.

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