China and the World Free Audiobook Download by David Shambaugh

"China and the World" is a concise, clear-eyed analysis of the rise and fall of China's economic and political power. David Shambaugh argues that "the world has changed China"-the Chinese have become more internationalized, adept at producing goods for export, and increasingly attuned to global markets. But globalization has also created a new set of contradictions for China. These realities have led to a significant shift in how Beijing sees its place in the world.

David Shambaugh’s China and the World tells us about the rise of China throughout history and how it has been able to achieve its current position. Using both anecdotes and statistics, this audiobook also explains that China is now, more than ever, in a position to look at the world through its eyes.

David Shambaugh is a professor emeritus at George Washington University. His book, China and the World: The Past and Future of Asia's Powerhouse, presents a comprehensive overview of the power struggles that have shaped China's relations with the rest of world since its unification in 221 BC.

China is the rising superpower in the world today, gaining ground on the U.S. and Russia, who have been vying for power for centuries. China's economic growth has also been largely based on trade with other countries, especially in Asia. This audiobook will teach you all about this exciting country and its place in the world.

China's relations with the rest of the world have multiple dimensions. David Shambaugh's book China and the World is an excellent reference for understanding these relations because it examines China's interactions with every major country in detail.

This audiobook is a broad, in-depth study of how China has evolved and interacted with the world since its unification in 221 BC. The author argues that it isn't just what China does that matters - but what it doesn't do. He also argues that standing still is an option for any country and not all nations need to be developed to some point.