@article{ART002430936},
author={Cha, Chang Hoon},
title={Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative},
journal={The Journal of Northeast Asia Research},
issn={2005-4432},
year={2018},
volume={33},
number={2},
pages={35-59},
doi={10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002}
TY - JOUR
AU - Cha, Chang Hoon
TI - Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative
JO - The Journal of Northeast Asia Research
PY - 2018
VL - 33
IS - 2
PB - The Institute for Northeast Asia Research
SP - 35
EP - 59
SN - 2005-4432
AB - This article describes the cultural factor that integrates China with framework of collective knowledge, which was proposed by constructivist Alexander Wendt.
Collective knowledge is more than common knowledge and creates macro-structural pattern of actor’s behavior as time goes by. In China, Zou dynasty established the Heaven thought, which authorized the rule of Heaven’s son in political community.
The collective knowledge of Middle Kingdom and Chinese nationalism not only integrates China as one political community but also expand its imperial territory.
The commonly shared belief that surrounding barbarians has entitled to rule middle kingdom even by military conquer was inherited to generations, which made constitutive effects throughout Chinese history. The collective knowledge of Middle Kingdom and Chinese nationalism do not exist any more in Modern China. Belt & Road Initiative was proposed in 2013. It is embodied in conceptualization of a community of common destiny, and the four basic norms of Chinese surrounding foreign policy as friendship(親), faithfulness(誠), benefits(惠), and tolerance(容). The approach reminds us of ancient Chinese imperialism and a newly adjusted common knowledge, which Chinese state wants to create in current history.
KW - Middle Kingdom;Collective Knowledge;Integration of China;Integration and Separation;Belt & Road Initiative
DO - 10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
ER -
Cha, Chang Hoon. (2018). Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative. The Journal of Northeast Asia Research, 33(2), 35-59.
Cha, Chang Hoon. 2018, "Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative", The Journal of Northeast Asia Research, vol.33, no.2 pp.35-59. Available from: doi:10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon "Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative" The Journal of Northeast Asia Research 33.2 pp.35-59 (2018) : 35.
Cha, Chang Hoon. Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative. 2018; 33(2), 35-59. Available from: doi:10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon. "Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative" The Journal of Northeast Asia Research 33, no.2 (2018) : 35-59.doi: 10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon. Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative. The Journal of Northeast Asia Research, 33(2), 35-59. doi: 10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon. Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative. The Journal of Northeast Asia Research. 2018; 33(2) 35-59. doi: 10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon. Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative. 2018; 33(2), 35-59. Available from: doi:10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
Cha, Chang Hoon. "Interpreting Integration of China, from Collective Knowledge to Belt & Road Initiative" The Journal of Northeast Asia Research 33, no.2 (2018) : 35-59.doi: 10.18013/jnar.2018.33.2.002
