Multi-Polarization, Globalization,Diversification and Democratization of International Relations——Comment on international strategy proposed by Jing Zeming
Jian Sun
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Jian Sun
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Based on the changes of international situation in the wake of the Cold War, Jing Zeming proposes a package of original international strategy. Firstly, he points out that the current world's multi-polarization and economic globalization is undergoing an uncurbable tendency, which provides both opportunities and challenges for world peace and development; Secondly, he holds the point that the world should be of diversity and the cultures of different countries should be of variety; so much so that we should respect and protect its diversities and advocate diversified developmental models for different countries and advance democratized international relations.
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Based on the changes of international situation in the wake of the Cold War, Jing Zeming proposes a package of original international strategy. Firstly, he points out that the current world's multi-polarization and economic globalization is undergoing an uncurbable tendency, which provides both opportunities and challenges for world peace and development; Secondly, he holds the point that the world should be of diversity and the cultures of different countries should be of variety; so much so that we should respect and protect its diversities and advocate diversified developmental models for different countries and advance democratized international relations.
Key concepts: Democratization, Diversification (marketing strategy), Globalization, Cold war, Polarization (electrochemistry), Variety (cybernetics), International relations, Political science