WHY IS THE CHINA MODEL LOSING ITS POWER?

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The book delves into the emergence of China as a significant global player following its economic resurgence in the 1980s, contrasting the China model with the Washington Consensus. It examines the implications of a new global competition between capitalist nations and China, questioning the potential for Western hegemony to diminish and whether China's communist system can withstand this challenge. By analyzing the dual nature of the China model's decline and expansion, the author suggests that the future of Western dominance hinges on how the West engages with this evolving paradigm.