What Does China Think?
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2008
176
Book • Nonfiction
China • 2000s
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Politics & Government•
World History2008
Adult
18+ years
In What Does China Think?, Mark Leonard explores the transformative ideas and political philosophies emerging from China. He examines the nation's growing global influence and its impact on international relations, economy, and governance, highlighting the perspectives of key Chinese thinkers and leaders as they navigate modernization while balancing tradition and innovation.
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Mark Leonard's What Does China Think? is praised for its insightful exploration of Chinese political thought and its global implications. Reviewers appreciate Leonard's accessible writing and depth of research. However, some critique it for oversimplifying complex topics and lacking diverse perspectives. Overall, it's regarded as a valuable introduction to contemporary Chinese ideology.
Readers intrigued by global politics and China's strategic worldview will find Mark Leonard's What Does China Think? engaging. Similar to The China Wave by Wei-Wei Zhang, it suits those interested in understanding China's ideological evolution and its impact on global affairs.
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176
Book • Nonfiction
China • 2000s
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Politics & Government•
World History2008
Adult
18+ years
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