In On Xi Jinping, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd provides an authoritative account of the worldview driving Chinese behavior on the world stage. Focusing on domestic policy, political economy, and foreign policy, Rudd argues that President Xi Jinping's worldview differs significantly from those of the leaders who preceded him and highlights how the shift has impacted policy. A powerful analysis of the worldview of arguably the most consequential world leader of our era, this will be essential reading for anyone interested in how Xi is transforming both China and the international order.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Hiding In Plain Sight: Xi Jinping's Ideological Framework for the Future
- Chapter 2: Defining Core Concepts
- Chapter 3: Continuity and Change in Chinese Worldviews: An Historical Survey
- Chapter 4: Changes to China's Ideological Worldview Under Xi Jinping (2012-2017)
- Chapter 5: Ideological Change under Xi and Changes in Chinese Domestic Politics
- Chapter 6: The Impact of Ideology on Xi Jinping's Economic Policy
- Chapter 7: Changes in China's Macro-Policy Direction on the Economy
- Chapter 8: The Impact of Ideology on the 14th Five-Year Plan and Micro-Economic Policy
- Chapter 9: Nationalism in Xi Jinping's Worldview
- Chapter 10: Nationalism and the Narrative of Foreign Policy Assertiveness
- Chapter 11: Nationalism, Foreign Policy Assertiveness and Chinese Policy Towards the United Nations
- Chapter 12: Codifying Xi Jinping Thought through the Party's 2021 Historical Resolution
- Chapter 13: The Dawn of Xi Jinping's Second Decade in Power and the Political and Ideological Impact of the 20th Party Congress
- Chapter 14: What Xi Jinping's Ideology Can Tell Us about China's Future
- Chapter 15: China After Xi
- Notes
- Index
