Neysun discusses with Yan Xuetong, China’s leading IR scholar, how China’s rise, and its ever more complex and fraught relationship with the US, look from a domestic Chinese perspective, and through the lens of Professor Yan’s distinctive work on IR theory.
UPENN CSCC Podcast Ep. 24: China's Rise and IR Theory – Yan Xuetong
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The episode was recorded on April 20, 2019.
Sound engineering: Neysun Mahboubi @NeysunM
No foreign policy topic currently garners more attention in the United States than its relationship with China, especially in light of China’s rise over the past few decades as an economic, technological, military, and strategic power and rival.
Substantive debate on the nature of Sino-US competition. Thank you to Professor Mearsheimer and our audience for their active participation. @Huawei@UChicago
@Tsinghua_Uni Mearsheimer said liberal hegemony is dead because of #DonaldTrump, who runs against an open international economy and hates international organizations, and that we are no longer in a uni-polar world because of the rise of China and Russia.
Honored to have R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Professor John J. Mearsheimer to discuss how to 'Manage Sino-US Strategic Competition' with Professor Yan Xuetong @Tsinghua_Uni. @UChicago@UChicagoPoliSci
@McFaul We sincerely hope to meet you at the ninth #WorldPeaceForum, and we promise better greetings and arrangements. BTW, a more beautiful name tag! 😉
It is a great honor for the #WorldPeaceForum to have former Afghanistan President His Excellency Hamid Karzai @KarzaiH with us. Many thanks for your support to us. @Tsinghua_Uni
Photo: Li Pai, Bai Xuesong
The eighth World Peace Forum (WPF) opened at Tsinghua University on July 8th, with the theme of “Stabilizing the World Order: Common Responsibilities, Joint Management, and Shared Benefits”. Wang Qishan, Vice President of China, addressed the opening ceremony.
Thank uuuuuuuu, Tsinghua~ More about Prof Yan's moral realism, please check the "Dialogue on Leadership and the Rise of Great Powers: Yan Xuetong, @AmitavAcharya and Daniel A. Bell". https://t.co/wayrkQD7aZ
Why do some powers rise as others decline, and what does this mean for international order? Professor Yan Xuetong from #Tsinghua answers these questions in his new #book, “Leadership and the Rise of Great Powers”. https://t.co/FjP6jDKUYJ
It's a privilege to co-sponsor China-India Roundtable with @EOIBeijing. Amb @VikramMisri and DCM Acquino Vimal held discussions with Prof Li Li and scholars at the Center for South Asian Studies at THU.
Looking forward to the Mr. Ambassador’ s present on the 8th #WorldPeaceForum
Amb @VikramMisri joined leading scholars from across the country in a round-table discussion organized by the Centre for South Asian Studies at Tsinghua University on the future prospects of India-China relations under the new @narendramodi government. @MEAIndia
What differences between "Classical Indian and Chinese World Views on Global Order"? Dialogue with Daniel A. Bell, Yan Xuetong, @Rajeev_Bhargava and @AmitavAcharya in July.