Abstract
In this article I consider the general idea of power shifts, with specific reference to the discourse on “China’s rise.” I raise theoretical and policy concerns about the nature, sources, and consequences of China’s reemergence as a regional power, and call attention to some analytic tendencies and implicit assumptions featured in this discourse.
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