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About Rise of Great Powers Theory of International Political Economy Summary: The system of international political economy theory of realism school of thought, a rise of emerging powers, is bound to influence and even break the existing pattern of international balance of power, leading to instability and even international conflicts the neo-liberal view, the reality theory does not apply to the reality of China-US relations, the rise of China should be included in a US-led world system constructivist school of thought, a rising power but also with other countries to establish a positive relationship was recognized by the international community receiving end, a more complete rise of great powers in international relations theory, ideology has been formed. Keywords: Rise of Great Powers of International Political Economy realism neo-liberal theories of international relations constructivist ideology (a) realistic theory of the rise of great powers school ? University of Chicago professor Hans Morgenthau (Hans Morgenthau Western international relations theory ‘founding father’, is ‘the father of classical realism.’ In his book lt;lt;inter-state politics - the struggle for rights and peacegt;gt; ( 1948 to define the precise scope of international relations, declaring the United States after World War II diplomatic thinking paradigm shift beginning in the international community, the country’s behavior is driven by the pursuit of rights, the rights of national interests can be achieved only through the international political motivation is the pursuit of rights, therefore, the right of the dispute is ‘the core of world politics.’ With the world economic development and political changes in the pattern, realist theory are continuously enriched and improved .20 In the 1970s, coincided with the decline of U.S. hegemony and the gradual rise of emerging countries, interpretation of a new school of realism. University of California ? Professor Kenneth Waltz (K