Is China Right?

Robert Walker

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Abstract: This provocative book investigates China’s claim that Western hegemony, led by the US, harms the international community. Putting China’s geopolitical intent aside, Robert Walker assembles a breadth of independent evidence to examine the human consequences of the West’s hegemonic power for individuals rather than nation states.

Keywords: Western Hegemony; Human Rights; International Governance; Welfare Outcomes; Chinese Foreign Policy Analysis; Geopolitical Competition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035329229
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 What China says

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Ch 2 Self-evident truths

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Ch 3 Democracy and like-minded nations

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Ch 4 Universal human rights

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Ch 5 United Nations and global governance

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Ch 6 Law and the world order

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Ch 7 The media and public diplomacy

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Ch 8 Trade rules and unfair competition

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Ch 9 Bretton Woods organisations

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Ch 10 Competition on the African continent

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Ch 11 NATO

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Ch 12 Gaza and the Middle East

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Ch 13 The Indo-Pacific

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Ch 14 Questions left to answer

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