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The Making of Chinese Foreign and Security Policy in the Era of Reform, 1978-2000
by David M. Lampton. 498 pgs.

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Based on field research in China, South Korea and Taiwan, this volume examines the changes in the way Chinese foreign and security policy is made during the reform era.

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The Making of Chinese Foreign and Security Policy in the Era of Reform, 1978–2000

One: China's Foreign and National Security Policy-Making Process: Is It Changing, and Does It Matter?

Part One: Institutions and Localities

Two: The Central Leadership, Supraministry Coordinating Bodies, State Council Ministries, and Party Departments

Three: The Influence of the Gun: China's Central Military Commission and Its Relationship with the Military, Party, and State Decision-Making Systems

Four: The External Relations of China's Provinces

Part Two: Elite and Societal Opinion

Five: The Foreign Policy Outlook of China's “third Generation” Elite

Six: The Domestic Context of Chinese Foreign Policy: Does “public Opinion” Matter?

Part Three: International System Influences

Seven: Empowered and Restrained: Chinese Foreign Policy in the Age of Economic Interdependence

Eight: The Impact of International Regimes on Chinese Foreign Policy-Making: Broadening Perspectives and Policies … but Only to a Point

Part Four: Case Studies

Nine: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: the Dynamics of Chinese Nonproliferation and Arms Control Policy-Making in an Era of Reform

Ten: Chinese Decision-Making regarding Taiwan, 1979–2000

Eleven: The Case of China's Accession to Gatt/wto

Twelve: The Making of China's Korea Policy in the Era of Reform

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China and the World: Chinese Foreign Policy Faces the New Millennium
by Samuel S. Kim. 354 pgs.

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Praise for earlier editions: "Presenting an admirably cohesive picture of China's 'shifting role in an increasingly interdependent & interactive world' ... the book's analyses are fresh & relevant, particularly to China's post-Tiananmen stressed external relations." Perspectives on Political Science "Should be the premier text in the field of Chinese foreign policy." June Teufel Dreyer University of Miami

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Part One: Theory and Practice

1: Chinese Foreign Policy in Theory and Practice

2: Structure and Process in the Making of Chinese Foreign Policy

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3: International Structures and Chinese Foreign Policy

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Part Two: Interactions

4: Sino-American Relations: Practicing Damage Control

5: Sino-Russian Relations

6: Japan and Europe in Chinese Foreign Relations

7: China and the Third World: Patterns of Engagement and Indifference

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Part Three: Policies and Issues

8: Force and Diplomacy: China Prepares for the Twenty-First Century

9: [Bln] [Bter] dependence in China's Post-Cold War: Foreign Relations

10: Human Rights in Chinese Foreign Relations

11: China and the Multilateral Economic Institutions

12: China's Environmental Diplomacy

Part Four: Prospects

13: Chinese Foreign Policy: Retrospect and Prospect

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Imperial Rivals: China, Russia, and Their Disputed Frontier
by S. C. M. Paine. 426 pgs.

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Part I: From Manchuria to Sinkiang, 1858-1864: The Demise of Traditional Chinese Diplomacy

1: Background: Revival of Russian Interest in the Far East

2: Traditional Chinese Diplomacy in Retreat: The Treaty of Aigun

3: Capitulation: The Treaty of Peking

Part II: Ili, Sinkiang, 1871-1881: A Turning Point in Chinese Foreign Policy

4: Ethnic Tensions: The Muslim Uprising and Russian Invasion

5: Chinese Diplomacy in Disarray: The Treaty of Livadia

6: A Reprieve: The Treaty of St. Petersburg

Part III: Manchuria, 1896-1905: Russian Railroad Imperialism and the Russo-Japanese War

7: The Apogee of Tsarist Imperialism: The Chinese Eastern Railway

8: Over-Extension: The Boxer Uprising and the Russian Invasion

9: Roll-Back: The Russo-Japanese War

Part IV: Outer Mongolia, 1911-1924: Shifting Spheres of Influence

10: Mongolia: The Last Frontier

11: Tsarist Foreign Policy: Mongolian Autonomy and Chinese Suzerainty

Conclusion

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Bibliographic Essay

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China's Just World: The Morality of Chinese Foreign Policy
by Chih-yu Shih. 240 pgs.

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China's Just World: The Morality of Chinese Foreign Policy

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1: Introduction

2: A Normative-Cognitive Approach

3: China's Quest for Justice

4: Antagonistic Comradeship: China's Soviet Script

5: Peaceful Struggle: China's United States Script

6: Uneasy Neighbors: China's Japan Script

7: Modeling in the Un: China's Third World Script

8: Conclusion: The Fallible Moral Regime

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The Dynamics of Foreign-Policy Decisionmaking in China
by Lu Ning. 220 pgs.

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"[A] pathbreaking volume ... the best book published to date on the process of foreign policy-making in China.... Fascinating & important details." Foreign Affairs "Offers an important insider's insight into the secretive Chinese foreign policymaking system in an age when China's participation in international relations is dramatically expanding." Choice

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Appendix I: Foreign Policy Decision Making Structure

Appendix II: The Foreign Affairs Office of the State Council

Appendix III: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Appendix IV: The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC)

Appendix V: The Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of the State Council (HMAO)

Appendix VI: The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council (TAO)

Appendix VII: The Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council (OCAO)

Appendix VIII: Xinhua News Agency

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China, Globalisation and the World Trade Organisation, in Journal of Contemporary Asia
by Wolfgang Deckers. 18 pgs.

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Sino-ASEAN Relations in the Early Twenty-First Century, in Contemporary Southeast Asia
by Joseph Y.S. Cheng. 32 pgs.

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China's Interests in the Middle East: Present and Future, in Middle East Policy
by Xiaodong Zhang. 10 pgs.

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China's International Socialization: The Role of International Organizations, in Global Governance
by Ann Kent. 22 pgs.

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Sino-Japanese Relations in the Twenty-First Century, in Journal of Contemporary Asia
by Joseph Y.S. Cheng. 23 pgs.

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The Genesis of Chinese Communist Foreign Policy
by Michael H. Hunt. 346 pgs.

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Preface

Part One Setting the Stage

Chapter One the Pertinence of the Past

Chapter Two the Crisis of the Late Qing, 1800-1912

Part Two Intellectual Ferment

Chapter Three the Patriotic Impulse, 1890s-1910s

Chapter Four the Rise of an International Affairs Orthodoxy, 1920-1934

Part Three Mao Zedong Takes Command

Chapter Five Toward Foreign Policy Autonomy, 1935-1945

Chapter Six the Trials of Adversity, 1945-1951

Part Four Historical Patterns and Interpretive Paradigms

Chapter Seven Personality, Ideology, and Decisionmaking

Chapter Eight Constructing a History of Ccp Foreign Relations

Afterword: a Guide to the Literature

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China's Open Door Policy: The Quest for Foreign Technology and Capital: A Study of China's Special Trade
by Samuel P. S. Ho, Ralph W. Huenemann. 282 pgs.

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1: China's Development Strategy and the Open Door

2: The Institutional Setting

3: The Initial Results: An Overview

4: The Development of Equity Joint Ventures in China: July 1979-June 1983

5: Alternatives to the Equity Joint Venture in Light Industry

6: The Energy Sector

Appendix to Chapter 6 Analysis of the Model Contract

7: Problems and Prospects

Appendix A Principal Chinese Laws and Regulations Governing Foreign Economic Activities in China

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Subject Index

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China's Foreign Relations: 1917-1931
by Robert T. Pollard. 420 pgs.

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Chapter I: Introduction

Chapter II: China in the World War

Chapter III: Versailles

Chapter IV: Confident Expectation

Chapter V: The Liquidation of Russian Interests in China 1917-1921

Chapter VI: The Recognition of Soviet Russia

Chapter VII: The Washington Conference

Chapter VIII: Leisurely Fulfillment

Chapter IX: The Rise of Nationalism

Chapter X: Tariff Autonomy

Chapter XI: Extraterritoriality, Residential Concessions, And the Chinese Eastern Railway

Chapter XII: Conclusions

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Communist China's Foreign Policy (1962)
by R. G. Boyd. 147 pgs.

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Chapter 1: Emergence

Chapter 2: State of the Nation

Chapter 3: Foreign Relations Record

Chapter 4: Ideology

Chapter 5: National Interests

Chapter 6: Alignment with the Ussr

Chapter 7: Objectives, Strategy And Capabilities

Chapter 8: Challenges to Asia and the West

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