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Social Reach
A Connectivist Approach to American Identity and Global Governance
Udgivet af University Press of America
ISBN
9780761840572
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Social Reach examines the identity of global leadership and the impact it has on global governance. Realism focuses on strategic interests; idealism focuses on norms and values. However, the ''either my interest or my value'' approach toward international relations is not compatible with the identity of a global leader…
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Forfatter
Tian-jia Dong
Forlag
University Press of America
Kategori
Politik og regering
ISBN-13
9780761840572
EAN
9780761840572
Format
Hæftet
Sprog
Engelsk
sider
140
Undertitel
- A Connectivist Approach to American Identity and Global Governance
Produktbeskrivelse
Social Reach examines the identity of global leadership and the impact it has on global governance. Realism focuses on strategic interests; idealism focuses on norms and values. However, the ''either my interest or my value'' approach toward international relations is not compatible with the identity of a global leader. The essence of international relations is ''relationship,'' instead of interest or values. Tian-jia Dong proposes a connectivist perspective, which focuses on full-fledged connections through functional instrumentation and relational inclusion. Three logics—the logic of conquest, the logic of interdependence, and the logic of togetherness—are highlighted as the driving forces behind the dynamics of international relationship. Dong further illustrates two new concepts, ''connective authority'' and ''connective democracy'' as the guiding principles of global leadership and global governance.
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