China's foreign policy
Subtitle: challenges and prospects
By: Joseph Yu-shek Cheng (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
Publisher: World Scientific
Published: 2016
Place of publication: New Jersey
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9789814719025
Subjects: Foreign relations
Table of contents: title: China's foreign policy: coping with the challenge of power; title: Overall framework: the evolution of China's foreign policy in the post-Mao era: from anti-hegemony to modernization; title: China's foreign policy in the mid-1990s; title: China's foreign policy after the Seventeenth Party Congress; title: Convincing the world of China's tradition to pursue universal harmony; title: China's significant bilateral relations: China's peaceful rise and the US: mutual perceptions, mutual trust and planning for future scenarios; title: Chinese perceptions of Russian foreign policy during the Putin administration: U.S.-Russia relations and "strategic triangle" considerations; title: China's Japan policy: seeking stability and improvement in uncertainties; title: China's India policy: balancing global bilateral issues; title: Sino-Vietnamese relations in the early twenty-first century: economics in command?; title: China's Iran policy: balancing interests and managing expectations; title: China's management of various challenges: a Chinese view of China's energy security; title: Battle ready? Developing a blue-water navy: China's strategic dilemma; title: China's ocean development strategy and its handling of the territorial conflicts in the South China Sea; title: From non-interference to a responsible major power: China's engagement in Darfur; title: China's approach to intervention in the Syrian crisis: the challenge of working through the United Nations system.