World, America and China: International Relations and International War in the New Century

Author: Chu Shulong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book collects papers written by more than thirty experts from Beijing, Shanghai, Yunnan, and other regions, who work in academic fields, government departments, and the military, on international and strategic issues. The book is divided into three parts: International Relations in the 21st Century; U.S. International Strategy at the Turn of the New Century; and Reflections on China's Diplomatic Strategy in the 21st Century. The first part discusses issues such as the international system, states in the context of globalization, foreign policy decision-making, international security, and geopolitical strategy. The second part examines adjustments in U.S. security and foreign policy strategy, U.S. strategy toward China, and other related topics. The third part explores China's transformation in its international role and foreign strategy, as well as China's national security readiness in the 21st century. The target readers of this book include students and faculty in international relations, scholars engaged in strategic management research, staff members of relevant government departments, and other readers who are interested in international issues.