China and the United States: Towards a New Model of Major Power Relations?

Weixing Hu

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2015, vol. 07, issue 04, 14-23

Abstract: The China-US disagreement over the term of “new model of major power relations” is not just about discourse; rather, it is about who will have the upper hand in defining the terms for future China-US relations. While the Chinese want to provide a new vision and an alternative to the realist discourse of future China-US relations, the Americans believe that Beijing tries to claim a position on par with the United States in world affairs.

Date: 2015
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