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Chinese Foreign Policy

An Introduction

by Marc Lanteigne

4th Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781138345409
eText ISBN9780429795435
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2020
Edition4th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages256

Chinese Foreign Policy: An Introduction, 4th Edition, is a textbook that examines the decision-makers, processes, and rationales driving Beijing's international relations. The volume analyzes how China broadened its diplomatic focus from regional Asia-Pacific concerns to global interests under a confident great power agenda.

The text investigates the Belt and Road Initiative as a centerpiece of external policy alongside China's evolving economic power, multilateral engagement, and strategic security priorities. It also addresses bilateral relations with the United States and cross-regional outreach.

Written for students of Asian international relations and Chinese foreign policy, this introductory textbook also serves courses in diplomacy, international security, and general international relations.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction: The Reconstruction (and Expansion) of Chinese Foreign Policy

  2. Chapter 2: Who (and What) Makes Chinese Foreign Policy Today?

  3. Chapter 3: China in the World Economy

  4. Chapter 4: Multilateralism and International Institutions

  5. Chapter 5: China’s Military and Emerging Security Concerns

  6. Chapter 6: The United States Views China (and China Views the United States)

  7. Chapter 7: China’s Peripheral Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific

  8. Chapter 8: Moving Beyond the Asia-Pacific: China’s Cross-Regional Foreign Policies

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