The Ashgate Research Companion to Chinese Foreign Policy

Abstract

Contents: Introduction: engaging China's foreign policy, Emilian Kavalski Part I Historical and Analytical Perspectives on China's Foreign Policy: In quest of independence: an unchanging paradigm of China's foreign policy, Lai-Ha Chan International status: China's pursuit of comprehensive superpower status, Mingjiang Li China's strategic culture and foreign policy, Huiyun Feng China's rise and international relations theory, Dingding Chen. Part II Domestic Sources of China's Foreign Policy: rise of nationalism and China's foreign policy, Kingsley Edney and Baogang He Communist ideology and Chinese foreign policy, Winberg Chai 'new security concept': the role of the military in China's foreign policy, Yee-Kuang Heng Economic development and China's foreign policy, Hongyi Lai and Su-jeong Kang. Part III International Impact of China's Foreign Policy: Soft power in Chinese foreign policy: concepts, policies, and effectiveness, James Reilly Religion, culture and Confucius Institutes in China's foreign policy, Kim-Kwong Chan and Alan Hunter Overseas Chinese and Chinese foreign policy, John Lee China and the global surge for resources, Carrie Liu Currier. Part IV China's Bilateral Interactions: relations between China and the USA, Jian Yang China's bilateral interactions with Russia, Susan Turner Haynes Perspectives on China's relations with the European Union, Reuben Wong Sino-Indian relations: peaceful coexistence or pending rivalry, Jing-dong Yuan. Part V China's Regional Strategies: China's relations with the Middle East: Chinaa (TM)s relations with the Middle East, Niv Horesh Chinaa (TM)s relations with Central Asia (SCO), Russell Ong Chinaa (TM)s relations with Southeast Asia (ASEAN), Ming Te Hung and Mei-Hsien Lee Chinaa (TM)s relations with Northeast Asia, Enyu Zhang Chinaa (TM)s relations with Africa, May Tan-Mullins and Giles Mohan Chinaa (TM)s relations with Latin America, Tung-Chieh Tsai and Tony Tai-Ting Liu Anchoring Chinaa (TM)s oceanic relations: Australia and New Zealand, Nicholas Thomas. Part VI Outstanding Issues in Chinaa (TM)s Foreign Policy: logic and strategies of Beijinga (TM)s policy toward Taiwan, Zhiming Chen China and peacekeeping operations, Chin-Hao Huang Globalization and China, Lui Hebron Chinaa (TM)s climate policy and foreign diplomacy, Bo Miao Tibet, human rights, and Chinese foreign policy, Yuchao Zhu China and transnational social movements, Jie Chen a The Great Firewall of Chinaa (TM): internet censorship and Chinese foreign policy, Sheng Ding China and outer space, Rosita Dellios Epilogue: Whither China and its foreign policy? Future trends, developments, and the logic of relationships of Chinaa (TM)s international interactions, Emilian Kavalski Bibliography Index.