Containment Amerika Serikat terhadap Fenomena Rise of China dalam Perspektif Hegemoni Realisme
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This paper explains about the United States' containment strategy toward
China, the argue that the United States' strategy of containment aims
to contain the China's rise phenomenon. After the Cold War, China has
developed as a powerful country which has capability to threaten the
United States' ‘sole hegemon' status. Containment is the chosen strategy to
keep Washington at the top of the hierarchy of international system. The
author divide this paper into three sections, the first show the relations
the United States builds to make containment works. Then in the section
two, the author explain the United States' containment strategy with
John Mearsheimer's offensive realism theory. The last section, I end this
paper with conclusion that consists of important points of the paper.
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