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Contents Foreword by Anthony Giddens 3 Author’s preface 5 Acknowledgments 8 Part One: China’s role in the globalizing world 11 Chapter One. The architectonic of ideas - Xi Jinping: The Governance of China 13 Chapter Two. Philosophical social science as a bridge from ‘Belt and Road’ to global governance 16 Chapter Three. Harmonizing goals and values: the challenge for Belt and Road 32 Chapter Four. Bridging the divides: China’s role in a fragmenting world 37 Chapter Five. Leadership for a people’s democracy 50 Part Two: Theory for the global social order 53 Chapter Six. Chinese social theory in global social science 54 Chapter Seven. The challenge of transculturality for the USA and China 58 Chapter Eight. Pragmatic universalism and the quest for global governance 67 Chapter Nine. Can there be a public philosophy for global governance? 77 Chapter Ten. How do we discover common values? 81 Chapter Eleven. The “community of shared destiny” under conditions of imperfect understanding 86 Part Three: From Max Weber to global society 99 Chapter Twelve. Max Weber, China and the World: in search of transcultural communication – co-author Zhang Xiaoying 100 Chapter Thirteen. Weber and the concept of adaptation: the case of Confucian ethics – co-author Zhang Xiaoying 124 Chapter Fourteen. Max Weber, China and the future of global society 149 Postscript: A Chinese episode in the globalization of sociology 166 References 176 Publication History with Abstracts 185 Appendix: The Globalization of Chinese Social Sciences Book Series by Xiangqun Chang 193 Index 200About theAuthor 213