Integrating China into an International Human Rights Regime: The Case of Darfur

Kreisler, Harry

Journal: Human Rights & Human Welfare

Volume: 7

Year: 2007

Bluebook Citation: 7 HUM. RTS. & HUM. WEL. (2007)

Author: Harry Kreisler: all 3 publications


Abstract

Chinese leaders find themselves in unknown territory as they guide the Chinese state. Their unusual experiment combines Communist party rule with unbridled capitalism. Under these unique circumstances, a major challenge they face is to define their country’s global role as an emerging power. From what compass will they navigate their direction?

If their guidance system is built for a world of international anarchy, national interest and power politics, then the direction of their course is clear. Because of U.S. neglect and indifference, Africa, rich in natural resources, is up for grabs. Flexing its muscles on the world stage with its “soft power,” China has the economic power to buy friends and win influence in Africa and withstand international pressure.

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