Obama’s Pivot to Asia Policy (2011- 2016): the Case of China
Publish place: World Sociopolitical Studies، Vol: 2، Issue: 4
Publish Year: 1397
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Abstract:
It has been argued and stated that the 21st century is America s Pacific Century, the century or millennium of Asia, and century or era of China, the inevitable superpower. This paper explains the essence of the new changes when the Pivot Policy was announced by President Obama in 2011. The main question discussed is therefore the following: ‘Why (and how) did President Obama adopt (and implement) the Pivot to Asia policy in 2011 ’ One probable answer to this question is that President Obama intended to prevent China’s hegemony in East Asia through the Pivot Policy; however, China’s hegemony was carried out by economic and military levers. The theory applied is Joseph Nye’s Liberal Realism, because the Pivot as a question of foreign policy is considered to be part of Realism and Liberalism simultaneously, and can be used for analysis at both global and domestic levels. The methodology used in this research is a mix methodology of Qualitative Content Analysis and Case study. The Pivot or Rebalance to Asia is a policy based on significant changes such as the rise of China and the US relative decline, at global and domestic levels, respectively. The Pivot is a regional coherent strategy from the Indian ocean to the Americas, a strategy of cooperation and competition toward China, implemented through smart leadership, rather than hegemony by economic and military tools like modern alliances, partnerships and institutions in order to prevent China’s hegemony and lead it to a responsible emerging power when in the half of the millennium, 2050, it reaches its peak of progress. The U.S. tries to maintain its worldwide leadership status up to the 22th century through the implementation of the Pivot Policy in 2011.
Keywords:
Cooperation and Competition strategy , the Pivot , Rebalance , Rise of China , U.S. global and regional leadership , U.S. relative decline1
Authors
hassan hosseini
Assistant professor, Department of American Studies, University of Tehran, Iran
Mohammad Mousavi
Associate Professor, Department of American Studies, University of Tehran, Iran
Mohammad Khosh Heikal Azad
PhD. in North American Studies, University of Tehran, Iran
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