The Chinese way : China's position in international relations
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This volume reproduces the text of lectures delivered in May 1995 on the invitation of the Norwegian Nobel Institute. The author explores the rapid but uneasy economic and political rise of China and suggests its possible consequences for Asia and the world. Through lucid analysis of the various ways in which the Chinese perceive themselves and their history, the author offers intriguing insights and predictions regarding China's future. Wang Gungwu is a noted authority on Chinese history and civilization, he has written or edited more than 20 books dealing with China and Asia.