CHINESE MILITARY MODERNIZATION UNDER XI: HARBINGER OF A NEW GREAT POWERS RIVALRY

Q4 Social Sciences Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia Pub Date : 2022-12-26 DOI:10.47781/asia-pacific.vol40.iss0.5863

Summar Iqbal Babar Babar, Abdul Moiz Khan

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Chinese rapid growth in the economy is compelling its investment in enhancing and expanding military modernization. Defensive compulsions amplify Chinese gradual tilt towards complementing technological advancements in the military sphere. For this purpose, China is undergoing a process of robust military modernization. This paper aims to dissect China’s military modernization under the leadership of President Xi. It comprises of three portions. The first part theorizes the process of Chinese Military Modernization. Structural Anarchy in International Politics and Security Dilemma helps us in understanding the process of Chinese Military Modernization. The second part of this study explains the process of military modernization of China under the leadership of President Xi. This part explains three dimensions of Chinese military modernization under President Xi; Evolution of Chinese Military Doctrine, Reorganization of People Liberation Army (PLA), and technological advancements in Chinese weaponry. The final part of this study explains the rising challenges to the existing international order in face of the Chinese rise.

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中国经济的快速增长迫使其在加强和扩大军事现代化方面进行投资。防御性的强迫行为放大了中国逐渐倾向于补充军事领域的技术进步。为此，中国正在大力推进军事现代化进程。它由三部分组成。第一部分对中国军事现代化进程进行了理论分析。国际政治中的结构性无政府状态与安全困境有助于我们理解中国军事现代化的进程。中国军事理论的演变、解放军的重组和中国武器的技术进步。本研究的最后一部分解释了面对中国崛起对现有国际秩序的挑战。

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Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia Social Sciences-Education

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期刊介绍： It is the SEAAIR Interim Management Committee’s intention to electronically publish papers that have been successfully subject to double blind referees, following the conference. The vehicle for these publications will be a new eJournal, the Journal of Institutional Research (South East Asia) – JIRSEA. Interested authors should submit three hard copies and an electronic copy of the paper to Dr. Raj Sharma in accordance with the attached guidelines, preferably by early October 2001.