Constructive Engagement in the Making: A Multi-Perspective Analysis of China's Relations with International Organizations

Author: Wang Yizhou
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive study of the complex relationships between China and major international organizations in the contemporary world, written by Chinese scholars. These organizations include the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations Security Council, the United Nations Peacekeeping Mechanism, APEC, the WTO, international human rights conventions, and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, among others. Additionally, the book delves into the traditional Chinese intellectual resources in the construction of international organizations and China's cultural and ethical positioning in joining them. The cultural studies of Professor Johnston from Harvard University's Department of Government are also included as an appendix. The main contents of the book include: The International Atomic Energy Agency and China; China's participation in peacekeeping mechanisms of the host countries; China's perspective on the reform of the United Nations Security Council; Mutual adaptation between China and APEC and the future of APEC; China and the WTO: A process of mutual learning, adaptation, and promotion; A new perspective on the relationship between international human rights conventions and China; The evolution of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and China's interests and strategic choices; Traditional Chinese intellectual resources in the construction of international organizations; China's cultural and ethical positioning in joining international organizations.