THE NEW LONG MARCH W.2 - BOGDAN GÓRALCZYK

In "The New Long March W.2," Bogdan Góralczyk analyzes tensions between global players, the zero-COVID policy, the Taiwan issue, and Xi Jinping's goals. The author questions China's future and its role in the global order. Will the 21st century see the world divided into spheres of influence?

• In-depth analysis of contemporary China
• Updated edition considering changes after the 20th CPC Congress
• Insightful look at the challenges facing China
• Authored by a renowned expert and sinologist
• Accessible language for a wide audience
• Helps understand the complex geopolitical situation
• Inspiration for further research and reflection

Bogdan Góralczyk, a political scientist and sinologist, analyzes China's entry into the New Era (xin shidai) and the challenges facing China and its leadership. This book is an attempt to understand how China views its role in the world and what goals it sets for itself. Drawing on his knowledge and experience, the author presents a comprehensive picture of modern China, considering political, economic, and social aspects.

The author emphasizes that China is not an ordinary state but a continent and a civilization dressed in the robes of a state. Statistics and data indicate a renaissance of China, which the COVID-19 pandemic has paradoxically strengthened. The authorities in Beijing are aware of their strength and capabilities, as confirmed by Xi Jinping's statement that time is on China's side. Crises and turbulence are seen as an opportunity to strengthen China's position on the international stage.

Professor Bogdan J. Góralczyk, a political scientist and sinologist, former ambassador to Asian countries, publicist, and lecturer, specializes in contemporary international relations. His research covers global challenges, integration, and systemic transformations, with a particular focus on East Asia and Central Europe. He is the author of numerous publications on China, including "The Great Renaissance. China's Transformation and its Consequences" and "The Chinese Phoenix. Paradoxes of a Rising Power."

"The New Long March W.2" is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary international politics, relations between major powers, and China's role in the global order. Drawing on his knowledge and experience, the author presents a comprehensive picture of modern China, considering political, economic, and social aspects. It is a position that allows you to understand the complexity of Chinese politics and its impact on the world.