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The rise of authoritarian movements presents an increasing illiberal trend in international affairs. A rapidly modernizing China is at the vanguard of this phenomenon. Does this signal the demise of Western democracy and the dawn of an authoritarian era in world politics?
In this book, Chris Ogden argues that the world is on the verge of a capitulation to China’s preferred authoritarian order. As other world powers adopt such values, they are facilitating the normalization of this authoritarianism into a dominant global phenomenon. This shift, he says, will transform global institutions, human rights and political systems, and herald an authoritarian century.
Introduction: Whose International Order?
1. Controlled Politics
2. China’s Worldview
3. Economic Ascent
4. Competing Institutions
5. Asian Behemoth
6. The Global Stage
Conclusion: Realities and Eventualities