Basic Nature of World Politics in the Early 21st Century and China's Appropriate Strategy

Author: Shi Yinong
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Publish Date: 2006-05-25
Features: This book discusses the fundamental nature of world politics in the early 21st century, analyzes China's basic situation and current major foreign issues, proposes various branch strategies to address these issues, and outlines the grand foreign strategy framework of China's foreign policy, which guides the overall foreign policy during the important strategic opportunity period. The book consists of three main parts, each characterized theoretically and methodologically as follows: an international political economic analysis of the current basic situation and trends of the world; a "classic" examination of power relations in world and East Asian international politics after the Cold War (especially after the U.S. "9·11" incident); and grand strategy theories closely related to China's foreign operations. This book discusses the fundamental nature of world politics in the early 21st century, analyzes China's basic situation and current major foreign issues, proposes various branch strategies to address these issues, and outlines the grand foreign strategy framework of China's foreign policy, which guides the overall foreign policy during the important strategic opportunity period. The book consists of three main parts, each characterized theoretically and methodologically as follows: an international political economic analysis of the current basic situation and trends of the world; a "classic" examination of power relations in world and East Asian international politics after the Cold War (especially after the U.S. "9·11" incident); and grand strategy theories closely related to China's foreign operations.