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Handbook Of Chinas International Relations Routledge International Handbooks 1st Edition Shaun Breslin

SKU: BELL-2369302

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.37 MB

Pages: 278

Author: Shaun Breslin

ISBN: 9781857435085, 9780203847039, 1857435087, 0203847032

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Handbook Of Chinas International Relations Routledge International Handbooks 1st Edition Shaun Breslin by Shaun Breslin 9781857435085, 9780203847039, 1857435087, 0203847032 instant download after payment.

Suitable for students of international affairs, academics, researchers, business people and policy analysts, this title includes chapters that give information on the state of Chinese international relations in historical perspective. Book Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of contributors; Foreword; Abbreviations; Map of the People's Republic of China; 1 Introduction: China's new diplomacy: old wine in a new bottle?; Part I: Ideas and interests; 2 Researching international relations in China: From security to international political economy; 3 Policy-making processes of Chinese foreign policy: The role of policy communities and think tanks; 4 Popular participation: Civil society, diverse publics and internet in response to Chinese diplomacy; Part II: Issues