China in World Politics, 2nd ed.
Policies, Processes, Prospects
This fully revised and updated text introduces students toChina’s foreign policy, past and present, and the factors thatmay influence the country’s future policy agenda. Exploring thenew dynamics of China’s regional and international roles, theauthors outline the political, security, economic, and social issuesthe country faces in the emerging twenty-first century.
An ideal, thoughtfully crafted textbook, each chapter of Chinain World Politics familiarizes students with the Chinese frameworkfor analyzing the issues in question. Alternate policy choices aresuggested, along with supporting data for each course of action.Discussion and essay questions, as well as suggested readings and abibliography of internet resources, are also included.
Praise for the first editionFaust and Kornberg’s book is a welcome addition to a field crowded by much more narrow and less balanced works ... provides an accessible guide to negotiating the difficult terrain of Chinese foreign policy.
A comprehensive review of the past, present, and future foreign relations of China.
List of Tables and Figures
Introduction
New Ideologies in the 21st Century
Chinese Politics and Ideology
The Ascendency of Adam Smith over Karl Marx
China and Russia
China and the United States
China and Its Asian Neighbours
China and Japan
China in the Global Regime
Alternative Scenarios
Chronology of Most-Favored-Nation Status
List of Acronyms
Selected Websites
Index
About the Book