Initiative Diplomacy: China’s New Rules for Global Governance, Security and Development

Paul Haenle and Nathaniel Sher

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2023, vol. 15, issue 04, 7-21

Abstract: Since 2022, Chinese officials have embarked on an international mobilisation campaign to promote China’s new Global Security Initiative (GSI), Global Development Initiative (GDI) and Global Civilisation Initiative (GCI). The three new initiatives espouse China’s principles of global governance, security and development in order to reinforce the domestic legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party, reform the global governance system, expand China’s international influence, especially in the developing world, and compete with the United States’ conception of the liberal rules-based international order.

Date: 2023
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