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Europe's "Post-modernity" and its Knowledge of China's International Role

Jia Hu

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China's rise makes China all the more important for Europeans and Europe has to reevaluate China and makes relevant policy about China.However, the knowledge of Europe has been influenced by the post-modernity of Europe, thus formed thepost-modernview of international politics, which has caused the deviation of Europe's knowledge from the real China.

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China's rise makes China all the more important for Europeans and Europe has to reevaluate China and makes relevant policy about China.However, the knowledge of Europe has been influenced by the post-modernity of Europe, thus formed thepost-modernview of international politics, which has caused the deviation of Europe's knowledge from the real China.

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China's rise makes China all the more important for Europeans and Europe has to reevaluate China and makes relevant policy about China.However, the knowledge of Europe has been influenced by the post-modernity of Europe, thus formed thepost-modernview of international politics, which has caused the deviation of Europe's knowledge from the real China.

Key concepts: China, Modernity, Politics, Political science, Economy, Economics, Law

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