China and the International Society

What is the relationship between China and the international society? It is a question of historical and realistic significance for China and the world to answer.

Since the reform and opening up, China initiated a journey to get integrated into the international society. As an emerging power, China is trying to seek identities, display strength, and build a good reputation. Under various determinants and possibilities, the relationship between China and the international society manifests a feature of complexity and multiple dimensions.

Following a guideline of “on China, for the world”, this volume intends to introduce Chinese scholars' latest studies on China's global strategies, theories and policies to the outside world.
Contents:

The Self-Consciousness of Chinese-Characteristic Diplomatic Practice and Theory (Yang Jiemian)
China and International System: Two-Way Socialization under the Logic of Practice (Zhu Liqun)
An Analytical Study of the Ideological Sources of China's Conduct (Zhang Qingmin and Lee Min Gyu)
Self-Generated Transformation: On China's Agency in Its Interaction with International Human Rights Norms (Chen Zheng)
Border, Geopolitics and China's International Relations Study (Zheng Yongnian)
Evolution of “Neighborhood” Concept and China's Foreign Strategies (Zhong Feiteng)
The Role and Influence of China's Mainstream Media in South China Sea Disputes — An Analysis from the Perspective of Signaling (Liao Lei and Ma Mengli)
Public Policy and Cross-Border Investment by Chinese Enterprises (Guo Hong)
China's Approaches and Future Prospects for Participation in UN Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding: A Report Based on Field Research of UN Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Missions in Africa (Li Dongyan)
Origin of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (Li Anshan)


Readership: Academics, professionals, undergraduate and graduate students interested in China's diplomatic practice and theory and China's international relations studies.