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China's Rising Power and the Hope for a Multi-Polar World

By John Dermody, Travis Hodgkins, and Nema Milaninia

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Recently David Pilling of the Financial Times published a thought-provoking article under the title: ?Asia Pays Tribute to Its New Superpower,? which discusses how the rise of China during the time of economic crisis has been perceived within the region and beyond. I found the true nature of this article troubling. David Pilling said it right: there is a sense of ?trepidation at the rise of China?s power.? Such idea fuels much of my thoughts the past couple of days. Pilling opened his article by a contemplation of a potential multi-polar world. There has been much chatter about the ?G2?...

Full post as published by Transnational Law Blog on May 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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