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AED 20.00

ISBN: 978-9948-34-832-0

8 Jul 2020
Strategic Trends Series (1)

End of Liberal Triumphalism: A perspective on China in the post-Covid global order

Dr. Nath Aldalala’a

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Abstract

China’s immediate and future role in global affairs in post-pandemic times is an extension of its engagement in global issues before the Covid-19 outbreak. This role is enhanced by an urgent need for new voices in global affairs that emphasize dialogue and cooperation based on global standards. Covid-19 has exposed a deficit in the Western liberal order. A lack of collaboration and lack of leadership in fighting the pandemic has put an end to what is dubbed as the Triumphalism of Liberalism in the global order. China’s leadership in the fight against the pandemic has secured a humane voice for China in global affairs. Yet, to enhance and build on such a position, China must engage and support global projects, especially those it advocates, such as the community of shared human destiny.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Nath Aldalala’a holds a Ph.D. in International Relations and a Ph.D. in English Literature and Cultural Studies. His research interests include the discourse of representation, American foreign policy in the Middle East, China’s relations with the Middle East (UAE in particular), and China’s global governance.  Aldalala’a is currently serving as a professor of International Relations at Shandong University,  China.