A collection of essays by both Chinese and Western writers explain why the 21st century will be "China's Century," discussing such topics as international relations, the economy, trade, government, technology, and media.
Laurence J. Brahm is a global activist, international mediator, political-economist and author based in Beijing, China and Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China. He is the leading advocate of a fresh development paradigm – The Himalayan Consensus – an innovative approach to development. The Himalayan Consensus emphasizes empowering people with local pragmatism in place of broad sweeping globalized ideology and theory. (from Wikipedia)
Unfortunate for including statistics of late 20th century as news -- it gets outdated really fast. There was little new in this book, you read and could not help noticing these are cliche. The foreword by Premier seems to be boilerplate government bureaucratese too.