China's Challenge to Liberal Norms

Exploring the interplay between China and liberal norms, this book posits that China is not merely challenging these norms but is instead advocating for a reinterpretation that aligns with a form of liberal pluralism reminiscent of the 1990s. Through empirical analysis, it examines China's perspectives on sovereignty, intervention, and aid, contrasting them with Western practices while highlighting their compatibility with broader liberal principles. This work is valuable for students and scholars interested in the implications of rising powers on international order and institutional dynamics.