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China's Rise, The U.S., And The Wto: Perspectives From International Relations Theory, Jacques Delisle Jan 2018

China's Rise, The U.S., And The Wto: Perspectives From International Relations Theory, Jacques Delisle

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What do China’s dramatic economic rise, engagement with the World Trade Organization (“WTO”) (and other established features of the international economic legal order), and rising assertiveness in external relations tell us about China’s past and likely future relationship to status quo international economic legal institutions and the norms they instantiate? What do these developments indicate about prospects for those institutions and norms? In China’s Rise: How it Took on the U.S. at the WTO, Gregory Shaffer and Henry Gao offer, or point us toward, answers to these questions. They do so on a grander scale than their relatively modest …