China Superpower

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1) Why will the role of the US as the world’s superpower be reduced in the coming decade? Ever since the end of the cold war, America became the only superpower maintaining stability and peace. But with the recent economic trend, this leadership has been weakened. In fact, the Great Recession of 2008 put the USA into debt ; the 50 States in the USA are in a difficult financial situation, about ten American states are in a stoppage of payment, California which represents 8% of the world economy

Chinese revolution turns hi-tech Sixty years after the revolution engineered by Chairman Mao, China is in the midst of a different revolution - of a digital variety. Since Mao's death in 1976, China has changed enormously, racing to catch up with the rest of Asia. Mobile phones and cameras have become must-haves - everywhere you go, people are talking, texting, and surfing. An explosion of capitalism has given cities like Shanghai and Beijing futuristic skylines. Big business and consumer technology

implements economic and financial aid for Europe to these countries to maintain their independence and supports the statements United must be the guarantors of a free world. This doctrine marks the beginning of the formation of blocks around the two superpowers: the world is plunged into the bipolar Cold War. The notion of War Cold emphasizes the incompatibility of Marxist-Leninist ideology on the one hand and capitalist-liberal on the other. This term emphasizes the bipolar world, divided between the

of abandoning Non-alignment beyond rhetoric stem from both internal factors and the changing dynamics of the regional and international system. One of the biggest contributing factors was the defeat of India at the hands of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, which exposed Non-Alignment as an idealistic and ineffective form of foreign policy. Nearly half a century later, the end of the Cold-War drove India further away from Non-alignment and raised further doubts about

The Origins of the Cold War Introduction For forty-three years, although no war between the superpowers of the United States and the Soviet Union was ever officially declared, the leaders of the democratic West and the Communist East faced off against each other in what is known as the Cold War. The war was not considered “hot” because neither superpower directly attacked the other. Nevertheless, despite attempts to negotiate during periods of peaceful coexistence and détente, these two nations

the first one is led by the free Western Europe plus America and England. This achieved to divide the world in two sides, even if from 1946 Churchill considered that Europe was divided by “an iron curtain”. This same year, in big part thanks to Mao, China becomes communist. Then, when the North Korea (Communist) invaded the South Korea (under US’s protection), America had to react, and, in 1950, broke out the Korean War. We can see that the tension accumulated since several years between the two sides

China's economy While it represented less than a 1 % of the world GDP before 1978, China became a powerful exporter. It took the head of the world exporters of textile industries, shoes, toys, electronic products... Its products have invaded the world, especially after its membership to the WTO in 2001. For two decades this increase of the exports provoked a strong growth which exceeds every year the 9 %. According to Lemoine (2008), the growth rate of the Chinese economy is doubtless lower

09/21/2009 Paper: Will There Be An Open Conflict Between the US and China Within 25 years? The rise of China from a poor and stagnant country to a major economic power within less than 30 years is now considered as the greatest economic transformation and success that has ever happened. This tremendous emergence of China as a superpower has raised a lot of concern among American decision makers who are afraid that China might outperform and stand in the USA’s light. By using the word ‘hedge’

semble tout à fait réalisable et pour atteindre ces objectifs la chine opte pour des stratégies qui pilotent sa croissance et qui ont un impact bénéfique à long terme sur le plan économique. Section 1 : Le plan « MADE in china 2025 »La Chine a dévoilé en 2015, la stratégie "Made in China 2025". Il ne s'agit plus seulement de produire en Chine, mais aussi de penser et développer un produit en Chine. Ce plan est comparable à celui d'"Industry 4.0" adopté par l'Allemagne depuis 2012 puis par le Japon en