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EAS370   China's Rise: Domestic Transformation, Global Expansion   (20 credits)

 
Year Running: 2016/2017
Credit level: F6

Description

This module explores one of the defining challenges of the 21st century Chinas rising international status and the implications for global order. In engaging with key theoretical perspectives, the module takes an insider-outsider approach: first, seeking to understand China on its own terms before attempting to explain how its growing power and influence is likely to affect evolving international structures, norms and practices. In so doing, we shall address the big questions relating to Chinas transformation historically, and its global expansion today: Why has China's national unity endured? What accounts for the survival of the Chinese Communist Party? Does China have a grand strategy? And is China a responsible stakeholder in global governance?

 

Reading List


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Teaching Methods

Delivery Type Hours
Independent 176.0
Lecture 12.0
Seminar 12.0
 

Methods of assessment

Assessment Type Duration % of formal assessment Semester
Course Work 0.0 50 % S1
Other 0.0 50 % S1
 

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