The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period
This paper examines China's foreign policy and its impact on the international order from 2018 to 2020, a period marked by China's increasing global influence. It analyzes China's strategic initiatives, including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and its diplomatic efforts, to understand how they shape international relations. By employing a qualitative approach, including content analysis of official documents and speeches, this study explores China's motivations, objectives, and challenges in its pursuit of a more prominent role on the world stage. The findings suggest that China's foreign policy is driven by a desire for economic growth, regional stability, and a redefinition of global governance structures. However, its assertive behaviour has also led to tensions with other major powers, raising questions about the future of the international order.
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Keywords; China, International Order, Foreign Policy, Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Global Influence, Regional Stability, Global Governance
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(1) Mariam Tahir
Lecturer, Department of International Relations, National University of Modern Languages, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
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APA : Tahir, M. (2023). The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period. Global International Relations Review, VI(III), 29-35. https://doi.org/10.31703/girr.2023(VI-III).04
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CHICAGO : Tahir, Mariam. 2023. "The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period." Global International Relations Review, VI (III): 29-35 doi: 10.31703/girr.2023(VI-III).04
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HARVARD : TAHIR, M. 2023. The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period. Global International Relations Review, VI, 29-35.
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MHRA : Tahir, Mariam. 2023. "The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period." Global International Relations Review, VI: 29-35
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MLA : Tahir, Mariam. "The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period." Global International Relations Review, VI.III (2023): 29-35 Print.
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OXFORD : Tahir, Mariam (2023), "The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period", Global International Relations Review, VI (III), 29-35
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TURABIAN : Tahir, Mariam. "The Rise of China and its Implications for the International Order: Analyzing China's Foreign Policy in the 2018-2020 Period." Global International Relations Review VI, no. III (2023): 29-35. https://doi.org/10.31703/girr.2023(VI-III).04