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Xi Jinping's New World Order

Foreign affairs (New York, N.Y.), 2022-01, Vol.101 (1), p.52-67

Copyright Council on Foreign Relations NY Jan/Feb 2022 ;Copyright (c) 2022 PQ - Foreign Affairs ;ISSN: 0015-7120 ;EISSN: 2327-7793

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Title:
Xi Jinping's New World Order
Author: Economy, Elizabeth
Subjects: Belt and Road Initiative (China) ; China ; China, Boundaries ; China, Economic conditions ; China, Economic relations ; China, Foreign relations ; China, Politics and government ; China, Social conditions ; China, Territorial expansion ; Communism ; Communist parties ; Confidence ; Coronaviruses ; COVID-19 ; COVID-19 (Disease) ; Economic growth ; Geopolitics ; Hong Kong, Politics and government ; Human rights ; Innovations ; International ; Leadership ; Legislatures ; Pandemics ; Power ; Presidents ; Rule of law ; South China Sea ; Sovereignty ; Taiwan ; Trading ; U.S., Foreign public opinion ; U.S., Foreign relations ; U.S., Foreign relations, China ; World order ; Xi Jinping ; Youth
Is Part Of: Foreign affairs (New York, N.Y.), 2022-01, Vol.101 (1), p.52-67
Description: Xi Jinping savored the moment. Speaking before China's annual gathering of nearly 3,000 representatives to the National People's Congress in Beijing in March 2021, the Chinese president took a post-pandemic victory lap, proclaiming that his country had been the first to tame covid-19, the first to resume work, and the first to regain positive economic growth. It was the result, he argued, of "self-confidence in our path, self-confidence in our theories, self-confidence in our system, self-confidence in our culture." And he further shared his pride that "now, when our young people go abroad, they can stand tall and feel proud-unlike us when we were young." For Xi, China's success in controlling the spread of the novel coronavirus was yet more evidence that he was on the right track: China was reclaiming its historic position of leadership and centrality on the global stage. The brief official history of the Chinese Communist Party (ccp) that was published the following month reinforced his assessment. It claimed that Xi had brought China "closer to the center of the world stage than it has ever been. The nation has never been closer to its own rebirth." China already occupies a position of centrality in the international system. It is the world's largest trading power and greatest source of global lending, it boasts the world's largest population and military, and it has become a global center of innovation. Most analysts predict that China's real GDP will surpass that of the United States by 2030 to make it the largest economy in the world. Moreover, as the evolution of the pandemic has illustrated, China's response to global challenges has profound implications for the rest of the world.
Publisher: New York: Council on Foreign Relations NY
Language: English
Identifier: ISSN: 0015-7120
EISSN: 2327-7793
Source: ProQuest Central

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Xi Jinping's New World Order

Copyright Council on Foreign Relations NY Jan/Feb 2022 ;Copyright (c) 2022 PQ - Foreign Affairs ;ISSN: 0015-7120 ;EISSN: 2327-7793

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