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Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Region
Asia
Product Group
Book
Weight
1 lb .8 oz
IsTextBook
No
Binding
Hardcover
Country
China
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CPI Group (UK) Ltd, Croydon, CR0 4YY
Year
2017
Book Title
China’s Asian Dream: Empire Building Along The New Silk Road
Subjects
Politics & Society
Era
2010s
ISBN
9781783609246
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ZED Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1783609249
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9781783609246
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Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
China's Asian Dream : Empire Building Along the New Silk Road
Subject
International / Economics, International Relations / General, World / Asian
Publication Year
2017
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Political Science, Business & Economics
Author
Tom Miller
Format
Hardcover

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19.1 Oz
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8.5 in
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2021-444012
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23
Reviews
Excellent ... Tom Miller has voyaged around China's periphery [and] his long experience of analysing the Chinese economy enables him to puncture a few over-inflated myths., 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "silk road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the middle kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, author of China and the New Maoists, A uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region., Superbly organised ... Miller deftly combines the plethora of data points and statistics with vivid local colour., An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions, and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park., Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of 21st-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading., "This is a book about power, money, and sought-after love. A must-read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated 'silk road' will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the middle kingdom."  , Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of twenty-first-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading., "In this vividly observed account from the front lines, Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbors. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world."  , A terrific combination of data and pavement-pounding local investigation, with discussions between academics, market traders and officials from Laos to India., 'Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of 21st-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading.' Wall Street Journal 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, King's College, London, and author of China and the New Maoists 'An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park.' James Kynge, emerging markets editor of the  Financial Times and author of China Shakes the World 'Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours.' Richard McGregor, author of The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers, In this vividly observed account from the front lines, Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbors. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world., A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom., "[A] vivid and useful guide to China's unfolding strategy and its economic and diplomatic ramifications." -- ChinaDialogue "A lively work ... particularly strong on the role that Chinese-backed infrastructure development will play in fulfilling [China's regional] ambition." -- Financial Times "A terrific combination of data and pavement-pounding local investigation, with discussions between academics, market traders and officials from Laos to India." -- Hong Kong Review of Books "Superbly organised ... Miller deftly combines the plethora of data points and statistics with vivid local colour." -- South China Morning Post "Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of 21st-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading." -- Wall Street Journal "Excellent ... Tom Miller has voyaged around China's periphery [and] his long experience of analysing the Chinese economy enables him to puncture a few over-inflated myths." -- Bill Hayton, author of South China Sea: The Struggle for Power in Asia "One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world." -- Hugh White, author of The China Choice "An indispensable guide... brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park." -- James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor for The Financial Times "A uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region." -- Kerry Brown, author of China and the New Maoists "Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours." -- Richard McGregor, author of The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers "One of the best researched volumes on Chinese President Xi Jinping's driving vision, his 'dream' to return his country to the dominant position it had held in Asia since ancient times." -- William R. Hawkins, Selous Foundation for Public Policy Research "A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom." -- Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China, "Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breathtaking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours. For Xi Jinping, this is nothing less than a return to the natural order which prevailed until the nineteenth century. For the rest of us, it threatens to turn the old world dominated by the West upside down."  , 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "silk road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the middle kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice, "Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of  twenty-first-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading."  , [A] vivid and useful guide to China's unfolding strategy and its economic and diplomatic ramifications., 'Excellent. . . . Miller has voyaged around China's periphery [and] his long experience of analysing the Chinese economy enables him to puncture a few over-inflated myths., Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours., One of the best researched volumes on Chinese President Xi Jinping's driving vision, his 'dream' to return his country to the dominant position it had held in Asia since ancient times., China's Asian Dream offers an engaging and up-to-date analysis of China's regional strategy. . . . Miller's analysis is balanced, and he succeeds in steering clear of the anti-China bias so prevalent among many Western analysts. . . . The book is useful not only to Asia watchers, but also to scholars and policy makers in Africa and Latin America., Chinese people are proud of their country's economic renaissance but baffled by its dearth of friends. . . . Under President Xi Jinping, the People's Republic is moving to right that imbalance, using a mix of economic blandishments and shows of military strength. In  China's Asian Dream: Empire Building along the New Silk Road  Tom Miller lays out how the enterprise is supposed to work--and why it might not., 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, author of China and the New Maoists 'An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park.' James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor for The Financial Times, An indispensable guide... brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park., Recommended to journalists, practitioners, policy makers, and academicians, to those who have dealings with China, and to ordinary people who are interested in China as an emerging power., 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, author of China and the New Maoists 'An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park.' James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor for The Financial Times 'Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours. For Xi Jinping, this is nothing less than a return to the natural order which prevailed until the 19th century. For the rest of us, it threatens to turn the old world dominated by the West upside down.' Richard McGregor, author of The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers, Superbly organized. . . . Miller deftly combines the plethora of data points and statistics with vivid local color., "An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions, and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park."  , "A crisp, well-researched and well-written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well-informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region."  , 'A lively work ... particularly strong on the role that Chinese-backed infrastructure development will play in fulfilling [China's regional] ambition.' Financial Times 'Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of 21st-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading.' Wall Street Journal 'Superbly organised ... Miller deftly combines the plethora of data points and statistics with vivid local colour.' South China Morning Post 'As a snapshot of China's relations with its neighbors ... this book is highly recommended.' Business Tianjin 'With a deft turn of phrase, Miller turns what could be a dry topic into a great read.' Splash 24/7 'Chinese people are proud of their country'seconomic renaissance but baffled by its dearth of friends ... Under President Xi Jinping, thePeople's Republic is moving to right that imbalance, using a mix of economicblandishments and shows of military strength. In China's Asian Dream: EmpireBuilding along the New Silk Road Tom Miller lays out how the enterprise issupposed to work - and why it might not.' Reuters 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, King's College, London, and author of China and the New Maoists 'An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park.' James Kynge, emerging markets editor of the  Financial Times and author of China Shakes the World 'Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours.' Richard McGregor, author of The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers, "Understanding the philosophy behind China's national aspirations will be a defining task of  21st-century diplomacy. In that vein, China's Asian Dream will prove essential reading."  , Chinese people are proud of their country's economic renaissance but baffled by its dearth of friends. . . . Under President Xi Jinping, the People's Republic is moving to right that imbalance, using a mix of economic blandishments and shows of military strength. In China's Asian Dream: Empire Building along the New Silk Road Miller lays out how the enterprise is supposed to work--and why it might not., A crisp, well-researched and well-written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well-informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region., 'This is a book about power, money and sought-after love. A must read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated "Silk Road" will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the Middle Kingdom.' Yukon Huang, former World Bank Director for China 'In this vividly-observed account from the front lines, Tom Miller charts the reality of China's growing power through the eyes of its neighbours. One of the best accounts we have of what China's rise really means for the world.' Hugh White, Australian National University, and author of The China Choice 'A crisp, well researched and well written account. Miller has travelled extensively throughout Asia and across China's maritime periphery. His is a uniquely well informed view of the opportunities, and the huge risks, of China's bold ambitions in the region.' Kerry Brown, King's College, London, and author of China and the New Maoists 'An indispensable guide to the vision, personalities, institutions and methods that underpin the emergence of the next superpower. Brimming with telling insights and arresting stories, China's Asian Dream really hits the ball out of the park.' James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor for The Financial Times and author of China Shakes the World 'Tom Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breath taking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours.' Richard McGregor, author of The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers, This is a book about power, money, and sought-after love. A must-read for those interested in whether President Xi's reincarnated 'silk road' will succeed in restoring the grandeur of the middle kingdom., A lively work ... particularly strong on the role that Chinese-backed infrastructure development will play in fulfilling [China's regional] ambition., Miller tackles the central question of our time: whether China can translate its economic power into geopolitical clout, and execute its breathtaking plan to dominate its Asian neighbours. For Xi Jinping, this is nothing less than a return to the natural order which prevailed until the nineteenth century. For the rest of us, it threatens to turn the old world dominated by the West upside down.
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
327.5105
Table Of Content
Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1. "One Belt, One Road": Financing the New Silk Road Belt and Road Initiative Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Asia's infrastructure arms race 2. Marching West: The Economics of Power in Central Asia Xinjiang Central Asia Russia 3. In the Heat of the Sun: Advancing Down the Mekong Laos Cambodia 4. California Dreamin': How China "Lost" Myanmar Gateway to the Bay of Bengal 5. A String of Pearls: Fear and Loathing in the Indian Ocean Indian Ocean Pakistan India Sri Lanka 6. Fiery Waters: Mapping the South China Sea Vietnam Conclusion
Synopsis
"China", Napoleon once remarked, "is a sleeping lion. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will shake the world." In 2014, President Xi Jinping triumphantly declared the lion had awakened. Under his leadership, China is pursuing a dream to restore its historical position as the dominant power in Asia. From the Mekong River Basin to the Central Asian steppe, China is flexing its economic muscles for strategic ends. By setting up new regional financial institutions, Beijing is challenging the post-World War II order established under the watchful eye of Washington. And by funding and building roads, railways, ports and power lines-a New Silk Road across Eurasia and through the South China Sea and Indian Ocean-China aims to draw its neighbours ever tighter into its embrace. Combining a geopolitical overview with on-the-ground reportage from a dozen countries, China's Asian Dream offers a fresh perspective on the rise of China' and asks: what does it means for the future of Asia?, "China," Napoleon once remarked, "is a sleeping lion. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will shake the world." In 2014, President Xi Jinping triumphantly declared that the lion had awoken. Under Xi, China is pursuing an increasingly ambitious foreign policy with the aim of restoring its historical status as the dominant power in Asia. From the Mekong Basin to the Central Asian steppe, the country is wooing its neighbors with promises of new roads, railways, dams, and power grids. Chinese trade and investment presents huge opportunities for China's neighbors, and its ability to build much-needed infrastructure could assist in the development of some of the world's poorest countries. Yet Chinas rise also threatens to reduce its neighbours to the status of exploited vassals. In Vietnam and Myanmar, resentment of Chinese encroachment has already incited anti-Chinese protests, and many countries in the region are seeking to counterbalance its influence by turning to the US and Japan. Combining a concise overview of the situation with on-the-ground reportage from over seven countries, China's Asian Dream offers a fresh perspective on one of the most important questions of our time: what does China's rise mean for the future of Asia and of the world?, "China", Napoleon once remarked, "is a sleeping lion. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will shake the world." In 2014, President Xi Jinping triumphantly declared the lion had awakened. Under his leadership, China is pursuing a dream to restore its historical position as the dominant power in Asia. From the Mekong River Basin to the Central Asian steppe, China is flexing its economic muscles for strategic ends. By setting up new regional financial institutions, Beijing is challenging the post-World War II order established under the watchful eye of Washington. And by funding and building roads, railways, ports and power lines--a New Silk Road across Eurasia and through the South China Sea and Indian Ocean--China aims to draw its neighbours ever tighter into its embrace. Combining a geopolitical overview with on-the-ground reportage from a dozen countries, China's Asian Dream offers a fresh perspective on the rise of China' and asks: what does it means for the future of Asia?
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DS33.4

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