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ArticleOppos­ing Uni­lat­er­al­ism: China’s Pos­i­tion and Com­mit­ment to Mul­ti­lat­er­al­ism

Wu Zhicheng & Zhang Junsu Uni­lat­er­al­ism has become a tool for some coun­tries to strengthen con­trol and assert inter­na­tional influ­ence in the face of declin­ing hege­mony and weak­en­ing author­ity. It is closely con­nec­ted to the polit­ical...

ArticleTrump’s “Revolu­tion of Com­mon Sense”: Ideas, Actions, and Paradigm Clash

Trump’s “Revolu­tion of Com­mon Sense” has provided a polit­ical and philo­soph­ical rationale for policy-mak­ing since the start of his second term, serving as an ideo­lo­gical thread run­ning through his admin­is­trat­ive, eco­nomic, and social...

ArticleA Reshaped Middle East Order under the Don­roe Doc­trine

Trump’s return to office has pro­foundly reshaped the Middle East­ern order both struc­tur­ally and norm­at­ively. His policies, built upon “Amer­ica First” and char­ac­ter­ized by uni­lat­er­al­ism and the logic of raw power, have brought new rules...

ArticleCHINA INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

From Order to Power: The Evol­u­tion of Trump’s Revi­sion­ist For­eign Policy The US revi­sion­ist for­eign policy has evolved bey­ond dis­sat­is­fac­tion with the norm­at­ive found­a­tions of mul­ti­lat­eral insti­tu­tions since the begin­ning of...

ArticleBey­ond the Core–peri­phery Paradigm: Restruc­tur­ing the Global Arti­fi­cial Intel­li­gence Tech­no­logy Sys­tem

ArticleNew Adjust­ments in Us-rus­sia Rela­tions: Ideational Found­a­tions, Driv­ing Forces, and Prac­tical Lim­its