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  • Commentary

  • Brantly Womack, University of Virginia, Charlottesville
  • With contributions by Wang Gungwu , Wu Yu-Shan , Qin Yaqing and Evelyn Goh
  • Book:
    Recentering Pacific Asia
    Published online:
    03 August 2023
    Print publication:
    17 August 2023, pp 191-199

  • Summary

    Evelyn Goh is well known for her emphasis on order transition rather than power transition in world politics, and in her commentary she stresses the compatibility of a multinodal framing that recognizes the continuing significance of power in a post-hegemonic context. While China’s reemergence is a key event for Pacific Asia, she cautions that regional centrality does not preclude global relevance, either for China or for the Pacific Asian region. China is not just regional, and neither is Pacific Asia. But becoming global implies new challenges of global governance and global responsibility. The overall tendency is toward “a multinodal Asia in a multinodal international system.”