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Dr. Sinan Chu

Prof. Dr. Heike Holbig

Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar

P. K. Gautam

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Legitimate Multipolarity

Global governance institutions work differently under conditions of multipolarity. In a first step, in this project we investigate the legitimacy deficits of global governance institutions under conditions of multipolarity. In a second step, we analyse possible solutions to such problems put forward in rising powers’ foreign policy discourses. Legitimate Multipolarity adopts an empirical approach to the study of legitimacy and contributes to a global understanding of multilateralism’s merits, pitfalls – and prospects for reform.
DFG, 2018-2022

Dr. Johannes Plagemann

Dr. Sinan Chu

Prof. Dr. Heike Holbig

Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar

P. K. Gautam

Yaqing Qin

GIGA Focus Asia | 4/2021

One Hundred Years of Solitude: The CCP Tests Its Claim to Global Leadership

The Chinese Communist Party celebrated itself at home as a progressive force that brought prosperity and overcame the pandemic. Internationally, geopolitical rivalries are growing. In GIGA Focus Asia, the author recommends how the EU should react to China's claim to global leadership.

Prof. Dr. Heike Holbig

Senior Research Fellow / Editor GIGA Focus Asia

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The Specter of Sinocentrism and the Hope for “Chinese IR”

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University of Naples l’Orientale Naples: 02/11/2020

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Legitimate Multipolarity

Global governance institutions work differently under conditions of multipolarity. In a first step, in this project we investigate the legitimacy deficits of global governance institutions under conditions of multipolarity. In a second step, we analyse possible solutions to such problems put forward in rising powers’ foreign policy discourses. Legitimate Multipolarity adopts an empirical approach to the study of legitimacy and contributes to a global understanding of multilateralism’s merits, pitfalls – and prospects for reform.
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Dr. Sinan Chu

Prof. Dr. Heike Holbig

Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar

P. K. Gautam

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