Chinese foreign policy: theory and practice

Abstract

Part 1 Domestic sources of Chinese foreign policy: traditions of centrality, authority, and management in modern China's foreign relations, William C. Kirby ideology in Chinese foreign policy, Steven I. Levine the foreign policy implications of China's economic development strategy, Barry Naughton elite politics and the development of Chinese foreign relations, Carol Lee Hamrin. Part 2 International sources of Chinese foreign policy: China and the international strategic system, William T. Tow international science and technology and Chinese foreign policy, Wendy Frieman. Part 3 China's bilateral and regional relationships: patterns of interaction in Sino-American relations, David Shambaugh nationalism and internationalism - Sino-Soviet relations, Steven M. Goldstein China and Europe - the significance of a secondary relationship, Michael Yahuda China and Africa - consensus and camouflage, Philip Snow myth and reality in China's relations with the Middle East, Lillian Craig Harris China as an Asian power, Harold C. Hinton. Part 4 Patterns of behaviour in Chinese foreign policy: China's cooperative behaviour, Harry Harding China's international organizational behaviour, Samuel Kim China's international economic behaviour, Madelyn C. Ross China's negotiating behaviour, Paul H. Kriesberg. Part 5 International relations theory and the study of Chinese foreign policy: international relations theory and the study of Chinese foreign policy - a Chinese perspective, Wang Jisi forecasting Chinese foreign policy - I.R. Theory vs. the fortune cookie, Allen S. Whiting China in a bifurcated world - competing theoretical perspectives, James N. Rosenau. Part 6 Conclusion: Chinese foreign policy from the 1940s to the 1990s, Thomas W. Robinson. Appendix: A biographical essay on new sources for the study of China's foreign relations and national security, Shambaugh.