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Hegemon on the Offensive: Chinese Perspectives on US Global Strategy

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Hegemon on the Offensive: Chinese Perspectives on US Global Strategy
Author(s)Deng, Yong
AbstractYong Deng examines Chinese perceptions of and reactions to the U.S. global power status and grand security strategy after the cold war. He shows that conflict between the United States and China is structural and has been on the rise. The author believes there is a real danger of an escalation of balancing and counterbalancing unless a mechanism of peaceful change is devised.
IssueNo3
Pages343-365
ArticleAccess to Article
SourcePolitical Science Quarterly
VolumeNo116
PubDateAutumn 2001
ISBN_ISSN0032-3195

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