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When China rules the world

China will replace the United States as the most powerful country in the world. So, the world won't be too westernized, but the world will be more Chinese. Jacques said that China could not be understood in western terms but only in terms of its history and culture. To date, he has presented a series of powerful ideas that include China as a civilized government, a taxation system, the concept of Chinese citizenship, a completely different concept of the country, and controversial purposes today. It was first published in 2009 and received much praise and controversy - 'When China Ruled the World: When China Ruled the World: When China Ruled the World: The End of the West and the Rise of a New World Order. ' It has sold over a quarter of a million copies, has been translated into eleven languages, has been nominated for two major literary awards, and has been the subject of a very popular TED Talk. In the three years since the book was first published, it has changed the debate about China around the world and became clear. In a very extensive book and a complete revision of the book, with 300 pages of new material backed by new statistical data, Martin Jacques renewed his attacks on traditional thinking about Chinese power, showing how it affects politics as well as economics and culture. , so that it changes the world as we see it.

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951 JAC W
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London : .,
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xxxv, 812 p. :il. , 20 cm.
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English
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9780140276046
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951
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2
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