Libri di David Gosset
China and the world. The long march towards a comunity of Shared Future for Mankind. Volume Vol. 3
Libro: Libro in brossura
editore: Il Mulino
anno edizione: 2022
pagine: 208
With this publication, «China and the World» becomes a triptych. The first volume, published in 2020, examined relations between China and the world through the lens of international relations. China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001 had a profound impact on the global economy. Volume one considered economic matters, however, more recent developments have made an in-depth analysis necessary. Among them is the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) that was signed in November of 2020, the largest trade bloc ever created. Therefore, the role of business and the figure of the entrepreneur became critical themes in volume two, published 2021. Whether from the angle of international relations or from the perspective of economic changes, mutual understanding was a recurring theme. The idea of preparing a new volume focusing on cultural aspects grew out of this notion. In «China and the World», culture comes chronologically after political sciences and economy. However, one should be aware that this is the most fundamental element in the articulation between the Chinese civilization and the other regions of our planet.
China and the world. The long march towards a comunity of Shared Future for Mankind. Volume Vol. 2
Libro: Libro in brossura
editore: Il Mulino
anno edizione: 2021
pagine: 224
The first volume of "China and the Worldµ, published in 2020, examined the global impact of the Chinese renaissance from the perspective of international relations. This volume explores the role of business in the relationship between China and the world. A polyphonic collection has the advantage of highlighting nuances that a monologic grand discourse would tend to erase. It is obvious that the dominant Chinese, European or American narratives are not always identical. However, as in contrapuntal music, different melodies and rhythms can unfold in harmony. It is our conviction that progress in the 21st century will be largely determined by the nature of the relationship between China and the world. Entrepreneurs, be it economic, social, or even intellectual ones, are accelerators of such a global progress.

