David Morris: A New Era of Risk: Why We Need a New, Sustainable Internationalism to Manage the Rise of China

Salát, Gergely (2025) David Morris: A New Era of Risk: Why We Need a New, Sustainable Internationalism to Manage the Rise of China. EURÁZSIA SZEMLE, 5 (2). pp. 162-166. ISSN 2939-5445 (nyomtatott); 2786-409X (online)

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Abstract

One of the most pressing global questions of the past one or two decades has been how the world should respond to the rise of China. It is no surprise that this issue has inspired countless books and even more shorter writings; almost everyone who contemplates the great questions of our time has offered their own perspective on how the rise of China should be handled. The rise of the East Asian superpower has indeed brought enormous changes: it ended the unipolar order, but rather than restoring the bipolar Cold War system, it created a situation without historical precedent. The most defining feature of this new reality is that, while it exhibits many classic elements of great power competition, it is also characterised by deep interdependencies between the rising power and almost every other global actor, dependencies that did not exist in previous world orders. These complex and often tangled interconnections make the situation highly complicated, opaque, and difficult to manage.

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