The cultural politics of discourse on school leadership: a case of China

Wei, Wei

doi:10.1080/01596306.2020.1838446

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“…As a result, unification processes in the global socio-economic community have acquired the character of an irreversible and necessary phenomenon. Even the hitherto isolated countries of the socialist camp, including China, have recently been characterized by openness to economic and cultural interaction (Xiaojuan & Lijun, 2022;Wei, 2022).…”

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This article is an attempt to consider classical models and examples of neutrality and non-alignment for states entering the era of a new multipolarity; key foreign policy principles and objectives for states seeking to avoid being drawn into wars and conflicts, and to preserve their sovereignty.The author tries to identify potential new characteristics and directions for the modernization of the International Non-Aligned Movement in the current political context.

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