Knowledge, desire and power in global politics: Western representations of China's rise

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Contents: Preface 1. Introduction: Knowledge, Desire and Power in Western Representations of China's Rise 2. Threat and Opportunity: A Bifocal Lens 3. Of Fears and Fantasies: Neocolonial Desire in Western Self/Other Imagination 4. The `China Threat' and the Political Economy of Fear 5. The `China Threat': A Self-fulfilling Prophecy 6. The `China Opportunity': False Promises (and Premises) 7. The International Politics of Disillusionment 8. China Watching: Towards Reflection and Dialogue Bibliography Index

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