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A. Introduction A. Introduction
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B. The Changing Landscape of Global Security in Relation to a Rising China B. The Changing Landscape of Global Security in Relation to a Rising China
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C. China’s Conception of Sovereignty and its Approach to Global Security C. China’s Conception of Sovereignty and its Approach to Global Security
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D. Potential New Legal Regulations to Tackle Security Concerns in Relation to a Rising China D. Potential New Legal Regulations to Tackle Security Concerns in Relation to a Rising China
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1. From the Declaration on the Conduct to the Code of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea 1. From the Declaration on the Conduct to the Code of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea
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2. China and the Future Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty 2. China and the Future Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
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E. Conclusion E. Conclusion
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46 China
Get accessCongyan Cai is Professor of International Law at Fudan University School of Law, Shanghai, and an Honorary Professor at East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL) in China.
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Published:10 March 2021
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Abstract
This chapter discusses the relationship between China and global security. Since the 1980s, the landscape of global security has transformed and, accordingly, China has redefined its concept of security, first contending that the risk of global confrontation and, in particular, military threats to China had significantly reduced in the 1980s and, secondly, by proposing the New Security Concept in the 1990s. Moreover, China was welcomed internationally for its increasing contribution to international security by participating in United Nations peacekeeping operations. In the second decade of the twenty-first century, however, a number of events have occurred which have adversely affected global security. Ultimately, the question of how to deal with global security concerns that stem from the rise of China is part of a far-reaching process on how a rising China treats, and is treated in, the international legal order. As such, the chapter addresses the following issues: What is the international security landscape in relation to a rising China? How has China transformed its traditional conception of sovereignty in order to engage with international security? Should any new legal regulations be considered to address security threats in relation to a rising China? Should legal means exclusively be relied on to address international security?
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