Global Politics and Chinese Diplomacy (Exploring New Perspectives and Interpretations)

Author: Wang Yizhou
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The international situation in 2002 presented a highly complex and diverse picture to the world. After the "9·11" attacks, the global anti-terrorism war led by the United States became the focal point, bringing about many new characteristics and issues in international relations and regional conflicts, while major-country relations were also continuously adapting and adjusting. So, how should we view the overall international situation and assess its advantages and disadvantages for China's foreign policy? How should we analyze the new dynamics in major-country relations and strategic adjustments (such as the new round of interactions between Russia, the United States, and China)? How should we evaluate the current state and trends of global arms control and disarmament, and predict the direction of future international conflicts? How should we understand and respond to the new situations and challenges in China's surrounding security, avoiding adverse scenarios? How can we explain the emergence of increasingly diverse actors in international relations, such as various forms of terrorism, anti-globalization movements, environmental protection organizations, refugee crises and their advocates, as well as non-mainstream political party declarations? How can we theoretically explore the decision-making process of foreign policy and regional integration in the era of globalization? For all these questions, in-depth and comprehensive analyses and research have been conducted.