Prof. David Shambaugh, Director, China Policy Program, Elliott School of Int. Affairs, GWU
…it is part of being a major global power: people don’t like you…
Prof. Allen Carlson, Department of Government, Cornell University
…I think that for the most part Beijing is trying to carve out the same type of positions, which is staying out of the headlines when it comes to questions of intervention and humanitarian operations…
Prof. Avery Goldstein, D.M.K. Professor of Global Politics and International Relations, UPenn
…as China’s economic and military power grow, however, the U.S. will have to adjust to China playing a larger regional role…
Pragmatism or Idealism?
…Chinese official rhetoric on interventionism is dominated by claiming the strict adherence to the principle of non-interference. This was however questioned…
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