CHINA'S RISE

China's emergence as a global power that threatens the position of United States



China's emergence as a global power that threatens the position of United States

Hypothesis

The long term goals of the China for transforming it into a big world depicts an elementary challenge of security for the United States as, the only superpower of the world. The hypothesis on which the research and whole analysis of questions based is that how the rise of China should be handled by the United States so that so many potential conflicts can be avoided efficiently? The elementary answer to this query is hidden in the challenging realist and liberal theories regarding the international relations. The liberal theory promotes an institutional and economic policy that has a aim to integrate China into the economy of the world. Such liberal claims positively encourage the development of China and by that, finally, China adopt the democratic liberalism of Western-style in order to limit the potentials and tendencies for conflicts. Similarly, as per the realist set of guidelines, the US should adopt a policy that must be aggressive enough in order to control and oppress the emerging conflicts. The continuous growing power of China is the biggest threat to the hegemony of America and for that purpose, the aspirations of the people of China must be checked out for reducing the tendencies of destabilizing the status quo. However, ultimately, it is the approach of liberalism that to a great extent minimizes the potentials for conflict.

Introduction

In the communities of defence and foreign policy of the America, the conventional type of wisdom currently holds that China would rise up as a great true power in the early decades of 21st century. As per a commentator, the most apparent development was the appearance of a powerful and dynamic market economy as well as military forces in among the most heavily populated economy in the globe. It is an conventional and expected fact, however, since the beginning of 1990s, the analysts and policy makers of the America have deeply focused on the implications regarding the rise of China strategically to great power standing.

This research paper argues about the role of the economy of China in the grand strategy of America. When all is done and said, it is seem as that there is a typical and majority consensus outlook regarding the vision of the relationship of Sino-American, and within this consensus, the main distinction between the engagers and containers are of the degree rather of any kind. The analysts of foreign policy and the policy makers of the United States widely make agreements that the emergence of China as a grand power that would threaten the post Cold War of America supremacy. The discussion about the circles of policy is not just concern that the emergence of grand power of China is inimical to the broad category interests of America, but relatively to what should do of it by Washington.

This paper will illustrate the grand strategies of ...