Power, Perception and Foreign Policymaking

The book explores the evolving power dynamics in international relations post-Cold War, focusing on the U.S. and European Union's responses to China's ascent. It analyzes how perceptions of China among policymakers have shifted over time and how these changes have shaped their policy decisions. Through this examination, the author provides insights into the implications of China's rise on global politics and the strategies employed by Western powers in response.