Preface | p. iii |
Figures | p. xi |
Tables | p. xiii |
Summary | p. xv |
Acknowledgments | p. xxv |
Abbreviations | p. xxvii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
China's Foreign Policy Outlook | p. 7 |
The Three Lenses | p. 7 |
National Revitalization | p. 7 |
A Victim Mentality | p. 10 |
Defensive Security Outlook | p. 11 |
Long-Term Diplomatic Priorities | p. 13 |
Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity | p. 14 |
Economic Development | p. 15 |
International Status | p. 16 |
Current Perceptions of the International Security Environment | p. 19 |
Major Power Conflict | p. 21 |
Globalization and Multipolarity | p. 26 |
Globalization | p. 26 |
Multipolarity | p. 27 |
U.S. Power and Great Power Relations | p. 30 |
Nontraditional Security Challenges | p. 36 |
Energy Insecurity | p. 39 |
China's Rise in International Affairs | p. 41 |
China's Foreign Policy Objectives | p. 45 |
Understanding Official Policy | p. 45 |
All-Around Diplomacy | p. 46 |
Peace and Development | p. 48 |
Harmonious World | p. 48 |
Core Diplomatic Objectives | p. 50 |
Economic Development | p. 50 |
Reassurance | p. 52 |
Countering Constraints | p. 53 |
Expanding and Diversifying Access to Natural Resources | p. 57 |
Reducing Taiwan's International Space | p. 59 |
China's Expanding Diplomatic Toolkit | p. 61 |
Economic Diplomacy | p. 61 |
Multiple Tools | p. 62 |
An Alternative Development Model? | p. 70 |
Leadership Diplomacy | p. 72 |
Multilateral Diplomacy | p. 77 |
Strategic Partnerships | p. 82 |
Military Diplomacy | p. 89 |
China's Foreign Policy Actions | p. 93 |
Policy Framework for Foreign Relations | p. 93 |
Relations with Major Powers | p. 95 |
United States | p. 96 |
Russia | p. 101 |
Japan | p. 110 |
Europe | p. 114 |
Regional Diplomacy in Asia | p. 125 |
East Asia | p. 125 |
Central Asia | p. 133 |
South Asia | p. 142 |
Diplomacy Beyond Asia | p. 147 |
Africa and Latin America | p. 147 |
The Middle East | p. 160 |
Multilateral Diplomacy | p. 169 |
China in the U.N. | p. 170 |
U.N. Security Council Activities | p. 173 |
Challenges Facing Chinese Diplomacy | p. 193 |
Domestic Transition and Foreign Policy Decision making | p. 193 |
Looming Challenges | p. 195 |
Conclusions | p. 201 |
Implications for Regional and Global Stability | p. 203 |
Diversification | p. 206 |
China's Diplomacy in Transition | p. 207 |
Implications for U.S. Security Interests | p. 208 |
Global Challenges | p. 208 |
Challenges for America's China Policy | p. 210 |
Regional Challenges | p. 211 |
A Counterfactual Approach | p. 213 |
Will China Change in the Future? | p. 216 |
Policy Recommendations | p. 220 |
Bibliography | p. 225 |
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