A new book challenges the myth of China's unstoppable rise, revealing hidden vulnerabilities behind its global ambitions.
New book highlights China's vulnerabilities
A new book titled When China Stumbles, published this Wednesday by Albin Michel, includes analysis by Jean-François Colosimo that challenges the perception of China as an unstoppable global power. The book explores the factors that could undermine China’s growing influence on the world stage.Author identifies structural weaknesses
Colosimo argues that despite its economic and military rise, China faces internal challenges such as demographic decline, environmental degradation, and political instability. These factors, he suggests, may limit its ability to sustain long-term global dominance.Myth of invincibility questioned
The book questions the widely held belief that China is on a trajectory toward inevitable global leadership. Colosimo points out that while China has made significant progress, its path to becoming a dominant superpower is not as clear-cut as some analysts suggest.Publication sparks debate
The release of When China Stumbles has already sparked discussions among experts and policymakers. Some view the book as a timely contribution to the conversation about China’s future, while others argue that it underestimates the resilience of the Chinese state and economy.
