Race in the Ontology of International Order: Critical Review

‘Race in the Ontology of International Order’ by Branwen Gruffydd Jones examines through the use of critical realism the concepts of race and racism that has infected the structures of society and the International Order through the perpetuation of four interlinked social dimensions and the global dominance of capitalism.

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The common interests that unite China and America in the Asia-Pacific region

The United States of America and the People’s Republic of China are often portrayed as being as close to one another as the Soviet Union and the United States in the Cold War, however, strong common interests in the Asia-Pacific region arguable make the notion of strategic rivalry impossible, and has recently seen the United States and China visually showing unity.

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