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Book SynopsisThis book proposes a new concept of “International Leadership with Chinese Characteristics” (ILCC) to interpret China’s role in global governance. The author illustrates how the concept of ILCC is built on the basis of the discussion of Chinese political culture and Chinese worldview of international relations and develops a four-step interpretive process as a guidance for conducting the empirical analysis of the ILCC. The book also shows how Chinese elites conceptually construct and practically implement the ILCC in four case studies – G20, BRICS, Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
Table of ContentsCh 1: China's Rise and the Existing World Order
Ch 2: The Sources of Chinese Worldview and Their Impact on Chinese Understanding of Contemporary IR
Ch 3: International Leadership with Chinese Characteristics (ILCC): An Approach to Understanding China's Role in IR
Ch 4: ILCC in the G20
Ch 5: ILCC in the BRICS
Ch 6: ILCC in the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization)
Ch 7: ILCC in the BRI (Belt and Road Initiative)
Ch 8: Conclusion
