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Intro -- Preface -- Praise for China's Infinite Transition and its Limits -- Contents -- Notes on Editor and Contributors -- 1 Introduction -- References -- 2 China's Economic Reform Pattern: Fundamentals of "Infinite" Transition -- "Incremental Transition" Chinese Style: Origins, Theoretical Principles, and Expectations -- Devil in Details. "Incremental Transition" That Never Happened -- Dynamics of "Multiple-Track" Regulatory Design -- Macroeconomic Management with "Chinese Characteristics" -- Fundamentals of "Infinite Transition" and Xi Jinping's "New Normal" -- References -- 3 Resources, Trends, and Goals of Chinese Military Modernization -- The Military Reform and the Internal Politics of China -- New Structure of Central Military Commission -- Centralizing the Internal Security -- New Capabilities to Operate During the Crises -- New Chinese Military: Extreme Centralization Under Personal Control of the Top Leader -- References -- 4 Limits for Continuity and Change in Political Transformations -- Xi Jinping's Rising to the Top of Chinese Political Hierarchy -- Evolution of China's Political System in the Course and After 19 Congress of the CPC -- New Policy of Improving Young Cadres -- Xi Jinping as "the Core of China's Leadership" -- How to Assess an Evolution of Chinese Political Systems? -- References -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- References -- Index.

This book compares existing approaches to regionalism and transregionalism and discusses its global impact on world politics and economy. It argues that for the changing world order, the development of transregionalism would have benign implications on the global level.