Towards Pax Sinica? China's rise and transformation : impacts and implications
This book examines and critically analyzes the regional political and economical implications of the rise of China from the perspectives of her Northeast and Southeast Asian neighbours, the rural and urban developmental dilemmas and challenges the Asian giant is facing on the domestic front, as well...
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Kuala Lumpur
Institute of China Studies
2009
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. China's rise and transformation
- China's Rise: Regional Challenges
- 2. China's changing relations with Southeast Asia: a political analysis
- 3. The rise of China, power transition and South Korea's soft hedging
- 4. Japan's perspective on the threat and opportunity of China
- 5. Vietnam-China relations and building the "two corridors, one economic belt"
- China's Dilemma: Rural and Urban
- 6. Whither China's argiculture and rural sector?: some thoughts on changes in rural China and possible effects on ASEAN
- 7. Finding a home in China "restless urban landscape"
- China's Future: International Milieu, Ethnoterritoriality and Realpolitik
- 8. China after thirty years of reform and open policy: quo vadis?
- 9. Emerging threats in South, Central and West Asian regions: China's strategy and responses
- 10. China and Spain: critical junctures, ethnoterritoriality and paths of reform and devolution