E-Books →China's Foreign Policy and Practice A Survey

•Presents a unique account of Chinese statecraft and foreign policy from the vantage point of an insider who has spent years participating in the decisionmaking process at the national level;
•Paints a larger picture of China's interaction with the world, connecting wars, negotiations, treaties, and boundary settlements with its neighbours;
•Focuses on policy evolution in specific areas, such as trade, regional diplomacy, dispute settlement, crisis management, and engagement with major powers;
•Draws on Chinese records and publications that may not be readily accessible, as well as the latest memoirs and declassified documents;
•Is a nuanced, comprehensive and accessible guide for students of international politics as well as general readers interested in China.
A unique history of China in world affairs, this book will be essential reading for students of politics and international relations, history, foreign policy, diplomacy, China studies, and Asian studies.