Week 9 GOVT8001: Yan (2018) argues that the global order may shift toward a system shaped by Chinese values. by Dilnoza Ubaydullaeva

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imtiaz241997 — 2025-05-12 05:43:18 UTC

The global system led by China will merge traditional Chinese values of benevolence, righteousness, and rites with liberal principles such as equality, democracy, and freedom while centering around humanitarian leadership called wangdao. The China-led order emphasizes social harmony and collective well-being along with moral authority rather than individual rights and free markets which the Liberal International Order (LIO) focuses on. Under this new order the global power dynamics would transition from U.S. unipolar dominance toward a bipolar arrangement where China and the U.S. become essential players and the international community becomes more cooperative and inclusive (Yan, 2018).

imtiaz241997 — 2025-05-12 05:44:27 UTC

In a China-led system, daily life could shift toward state-led development, focusing on social stability and economic growth over individual freedoms. While the system may restrict personal autonomy compared to liberal democracies, it could offer greater economic opportunities in regions aligned with China, emphasizing collective prosperity and long-term stability. In liberal democracies, the change may be subtle, with more emphasis on state-guided economic initiatives and global cooperation.