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自信的外交
独断的外交
After the 2008-2009 financial crisis, as China recovered rapidly and resumed 10% annual economic growth, some Chinese officials and commentators urged a more assertive foreign policy to reflect China's new strength.
As China adopts an increasingly assertive foreign policy - exemplified by its border dispute with India and territorial claims in the South China Sea - other countries are increasingly motivated to boost their own military spending.
Many Japanese are not fundamentally opposed to what Mr Abe is attempting to do. The prime minister's more assertive foreign policy - including the visit last December to the Yasukuni shrine, where Japan's wartime leaders are honoured - has played well among voters. And some see problems with existing restrictions on the country's Self-Defence Forces. At the moment, for example, troops on overseas relief missions are allowed to discharge their weapons only if they themselves come under fire.
Yan Xuetong, the director of the Institute of International Relations at Tsinghua University in Beijing, argues for a more assertive foreign policy for China in his latest book, "The Transition of World Power: Political Leadership and Strategic Competition." In the book, which the Chinese state news media has reviewed favorably, he advocates what he calls moral realism as a rising China challenges the United States for world leadership. This approach would combine a greater emphasis on forging military partnerships abroad while building a more humane society at home.
Print Page 3 Yan Xuetong argues for a more assertive foreign policy for China in his latest book, "The Transition of World Power: Political Leadership and Strategic Competition."
That debate took place amid torrents of international and domestic commentaries on China's seemingly more assertive foreign policy approach under the nation's new leader Xi Jinping.
Anyone who has been watching Xi over the last two and a half years could discern his goal of consolidating Communist Party rule in China by strengthening his personal authority, reinvigorating domestic repression, and pursuing an assertive foreign policy.
Indeed, the Soviet Union had a similar experience 40 years ago, when a protracted period of rising oil revenues fueled an increasingly assertive foreign policy, which culminated in the 1979 invasion of Afghanistan.
For China, this means "defending" its territorial claims in the East and South China Seas with an increasingly assertive foreign policy, conspicuously backed by growing military muscle.
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