China: hegemonic heir apparent?

Title: China: hegemonic heir apparent?
Creator: Kriz, Anton; Groen, Egbert; Drew, Antony John; Cunneen, David
Relation: Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy Conference (ANZIBA 2013). Proceedings of the Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy Conference (Sydney 18-20 April, 2013) p. 1-18
Publisher: Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy
Resource Type: conference paper
Date: 2013
Description: China is not just rising but some suggest it is now challenging the USA for hegemonic supremacy. A real challenge for China is to sustain its recent rise and to consolidate its position. The paper develops eight propositions around hegemonic "rules of the game" that the authors suggest are required to achieve such a preeminent title. These emanate from an interdisciplinary analysis and from various key works. The propositions are then applied to an examination of China hegemonic potential. The paper concludes that while the USA remains the frontrunner, China will offer a serious challenge if it can free its creative spirits and nurture more radical innovation.
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1318911
Identifier: uon:23727
Identifier: ISBN:9780980789935
Language: eng
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