Chinese Foreign Policy

Chinese Foreign Policy offers an unprecedented survey of China''s foreign relations since 1949. The contributors include leading historians economists and political scientists in the field of Chinese studies as well as noteworthy international relations specialists. The principal purposes of the volume are to assess the variety of sources that give shape to Chinese foreign policy and to trace four decades of Chinese interaction with the world. Individual chapters include consideration of the historical perceptual economic and political sources of Chinese foreign policy; how the international strategic and technological systems impact on China and vice versa; China''s evolving relations with the United States the former Soviet Union Europe Africa the Middle East and Asia since the Chinese Communist Party came to power; patterns in China''s co-operative and conflictual behaviour; how China negotiates; China''s role in the international economy; and the relationship between international relations theory and the study of Chinese foreign policy. Studies of these subjects are retrospective but they consider various scenarios for the future evolution of China''s relations with the world community. Contributors: Wendy Frieman Steven M. Goldstein Carol Lee Hamrin Harry Harding Lillian Craig Harris Harold C. Hinton Samuel S. Kim Wiliam C. Kirby Paul H. Kreisberg Steven I. Levine Barry Naughton James N. Rosenau Madelyn C. Ross Philip Snow William T. Tow Wang Jisi Allen S. Whiting Michael B. Yahuda and the editors.