Titlebook: Chinese Perspectives on International Relations; A Framework for Anal Gerald Chan Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Units of Analysis: The Stateeing the more important ones. Beyond that, they differ in their respective recognition of the importance of other actors. Scholars in the West place more emphasis on individuals, social and interest groups, and multi-national corporations, while Chinese scholars, at least those in the traditional sc

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Towards an IR Theory with Chinese CharacteristicsHe said, ‘Many readers... will doubtless feel somewhat embarrassed, as I did, about knowing so little about what was being done outside a small geographical area.’. Ken Booth held a similar view when he said in 1995 that ‘International political theory has largely been Western ideology.... The West

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