David C. Kang's China Rising: Peace, Power, and Order in East Asia
Review essays by Evelyn Goh, Ellen L. Frost, Christopher P. Twomey, Jalal Alamgir, Bin Yu, and Peter Van Ness are followed by a response from the author, David C. Kang.
Power, Interest, and Identity: Reviving the Sinocentric Hierarchy in East Asia
Evelyn Goh
Shifting the Burden of Proof
Ellen L. Frost
Balancing Identity and Reality
Christopher P. Twomey
Applied Constructivism Rising
Jalal Alamgir
China’s Rise and the West’s Bias
Bin Yu
Anticipating the Unexpected
Peter Van Ness
Author’s Response: Ideas and Power in East Asian International Relations
David C. Kang
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