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Journal Article
The Ascendancy of Regional Powers in Contemporary US-China Relations: Rethinking the Great Power Rivalry (2023)
2024
Overview
Kari Roberts and Saira Bano (editors), together with their book contributors, tackle a timely and pressing area of concern in The Ascendancy of Regional Powers in Contemporary United States (US)-China Relations. The work delves into the shifting dynamics of international politics, particularly the growing influence of regional powers within the framework of the US-China rivalry. Through a comprehensive analysis and compendium of works from esteemed experts in their respective fields, the book contemplates and explores how middle and emerging powers, such as India, Japan, Australia, and other key regional states and players are increasingly contesting the contours of global geopolitics. The book, thereby, challenges and calls for a revisit of the classically accepted ‘great power’ framework of international relations.
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National Sun Yat-sen University
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