Asia Institute’s senior associate Jin Kai has published a new book on China’s impact in the world with Palgrave-MacMillan entitled “Rising China in a Changing World: Power Transitions and Global Leadership.”
Jin Kai considers the complex power relations between an increasingly powerful China and a United States whose global reach is declining. He suggests that there is a real possibility that the model for China’s rise is fundamentally different than previous great powers and that to the degree that the United States maintains its strong engagement with international institutions, a peaceful transition, and even cooperation, is possible.
The chapters are as follows:
Theoretical Review Through Power Transition Theory
How the Rise of China Will Be Different: Historical Analysis of Previous Power Transitions
Engaging China in International Institutions: Case Studies
Analytical Review of China’s Rise in the Contemporary World System
Further Discussion, Summary of Main Arguments, and Future Scenarios
Thai 
English