China as a great power : myths, realities, and challenges in the Asia-Pacific region
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China as a great power : myths, realities, and challenges in the Asia-Pacific region
Longman , St. Martin's Press, 1995
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This text examines China's relationship with the four great powers of the Asia-Pacific region, as well as its relationships with the states of Southeast Asia and Indochina. It studies the environmental constraints on China's development, the prospects for its economy and its involvement in international trade. The book also discusses the role of tradition and geography in Chinese politics and foreign policy, regional transport and communications networks, as well as China's role as a world power.
Table of Contents
- A Chinese view of the world situation and the new international order
- tradition and Chinese foreign policy
- China in the post-Cold War
- China and the United States
- Sino-Japanese relations in the post-Cold War
- China as a great power in the region
- India's relationship with China, post-Soviet Union - less co-operation, more competition
- China and the ASEAN region
- Vietnam's strategic readjustment
- the conflicting contexts of the China-Korea relationships
- China's relationship with Taiwan
- the Chinese military
- China's arms build-up and regional security
- China and the regional economy
- integrating China into East Asia
- China's environmental issues
- the domestic political environment.
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