China across the divide : the domestic and global in politics and society
Foot, RosemaryContributor
The approach adopted here is receptive to work in international relations that questions the notion that the domestic and international represent two different levels of analysis subject to their own internal logics. It also contributes to a further breaching of the divide between those in China studies who predominantly study China's domestic society and politics, and those who focus mainly on its external relations.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
The approach adopted here is receptive to work in international relations that questions the notion that the domestic and international represent two different levels of analysis subject to their own internal logics. It also contributes to a further breaching of the divide between those in China studies who predominantly study China's domestic society and politics, and those who focus mainly on its external relations.
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Law, Politics & Government
International Relations