par Kellner, Thierry 
;Aoun, Elena
Référence European journal of East Asian studies, 14, 2, page (189-224)
Publication Publié, 2015-12-01
;Aoun, Elena Référence European journal of East Asian studies, 14, 2, page (189-224)
Publication Publié, 2015-12-01
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | Focusing on the evolution of China’s interactions with Egypt and the parties to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, this article aims to understand the contexts that encourage increased synergy between Middle Eastern actors and emerging powers. Based on a wide collection of data and a constructivist approach that negates neither realist nor liberal premises but rather enriches them with the role of ideas and identities, the article posits that the observed developments are constitutive of a reordering of global balances. This reordering is seen as challenging the Western-dominated status quo ante, not through the deconstruction of the international system but rather through a resistance to the Western monopoly over the latter’s evolution and over the production and interpretation of norms. |
