Multilateral Mechanisms and China's Position

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: With the accelerating peaceful development of China, the international community has increasingly paid high attention to China's international positioning. How China develops multilateral cooperation and actively plays the role of a responsible major country through extensive participation in multilateral mechanisms has also become a major research topic requiring in-depth study. Around these two related issues, this issue selects a group of articles for concentrated publication, covering topics such as the United States' perception and response to China's rise, the interaction between China's peaceful rise and Russia's revival, the EU's strategic policies toward China's peaceful development, and the international political effects of China's development, among others. Additionally, the issue features several worth-reading articles, including "Imperialism and Hierarchy/Anarchy in International Relations Theory," "National Security Strategy in the Information Age," and "The Political Economy of Global Energy and Energy Strategy." These theoretically rich research outcomes will always constitute an important characteristic of the International Relations Research series. This book is a theoretical monograph on multilateral mechanisms in China-foreign relations, selecting a group of articles for concentrated publication that cover topics such as the United States' perception and response to China's rise, the interaction between China's peaceful rise and Russia's revival, the EU's strategic policies toward China's peaceful development, and the international political effects of China's development, among others. This book is suitable for reference and study by international political researchers.