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Does China's rise make great-power conflict with the United States inevitable?

Asked in 3 years · 2017–2023Appears in:International Relations
This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsEvidence (1)Past questions (3)Same themeHas the United Nations been sidelined as guarantor of international peace and security?Does WTO-led economic globalisation benefit or exploit developing countries like Pakistan?Is globalisation irreversible, or is nationalist backlash reasserting state control over economies?

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China's economic and military rise, Thucydides Trap, return of balance-of-power politics, evolving security architecture, implications for global order
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2023 · CSS International Relations · DefineDoes China's rise challenge the global political system? What are the implications on Balance of Power Politics? Outline it
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2023
CSS · International Relations · Define

Does China's rise challenge the global political system? What are the implications on Balance of Power Politics?

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2019
CCE Sindh · International Relations · Explain

Who coined the term "Thucydides Trap"? What is this trap about? Explain it in detail from the prevalent international order and illustrate your answer with examples.

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2017
CSS · International Relations · Explain

The rise of China is being heralded as a return of 'balance of power' politics in international relations. As the world moves towards multipolarity, account for the essential features of the international security architecture and its evolving dynamics.

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