Abstract
In world politics states experience rise and fall- economically, militarily and
socially. The post-World War 2nd era was troubling to the Chinese policy makers.
World was dominated by the US and USSR-China would not dominate in the presence
of these two super powers-however it continued to develop its technology and economy.
Collapse of the USSR created a gigantic vacuum in the world which provided a great
opportunity to the US to bring its own world order for peace and promotion of
democratic values. In the meantime, China developed its security and strategic
relations in all regions. It has defined its own world order – China’s outlook about
International relations, now, being discussed by the western Scholars and they, mainly,
have consensus that China’s world order will take place when it has completed its Belt
Road Initiative. China’s Theory about IR is different than the academic Theory of IR.
China is shaping its own International Relations that are annoying its competitors- the
US.
Nasreen Akhtar, Ahsan Riaz, Ayesha Mazhar. (2020) Emerging New World Order and China’s Presumption of International Relations: An Analysis, Orient Research Journal of Social Sciences, Volume 5, Issue-2.
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