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Preface | |
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Intersubjective Cognitive Dissonance and Foreign Policy-Making in China | |
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Cognitive Dissonance and Foreign Policy-Making | |
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Inter-Subjective Cognitive Dissonance and Foreign Policy Decision-Making for China | |
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Inter-Subjective Cognitive Dissonance and the Adjustment | |
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A Longitudinal Study of Foreign Relations of the People's Republic of China | |
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Influence of the Chinese Revolutionary Movement | |
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China's Internal Affairs and External Relations | |
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The International Environment and Its Interaction with China's Foreign Relations | |
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An Explanatory Practice Model of China's Participation in the International System | |
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The Core Issue: The Root of Changes in the Relationship Between China and the International System | |
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The Core Concept: Definition of "Practice of Engagement" | |
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System Environment: Classification and Characteristics | |
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Resources for Practice: The Domestic Structure, Interests and Norms | |
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The Causal Relationship Between Practice of Engagement and Status Recognition | |
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Conclusion | |
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On the "People First" Diplomacy in China | |
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The Background of "People First" Diplomacy in China | |
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The Basic Contents of "People First" Diplomacy in China | |
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Policy Practice of "People First" Diplomacy in China | |
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Ancient Populist Ideas and Modern "People First" Diplomacy | |
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Summary | |
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A Brief Analysis of China's Crisis Diplomacy Decision-Making in the Post-Cold War Era | |
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A Review of the Basic Concepts and Research Relevant to China's Management of International Crises | |
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China's Crisis Diplomacy Decision-Making after the Cold War | |
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China's Crisis Diplomacy Decision-Making: Problems and Prospects | |
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Public Participation in China's Diplomacy and Its Influence - Three Case Studies from 2003 | |
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Introduction | |
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Three Case Studies of Chinese Public Participation in Diplomacy | |
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Conclusion | |
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Safety of Chinese Citizens Abroad: A Quantitative Analysis to "Special Notices for Chinese Citizens Abroad" (2008-2010) | |
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Introduction | |
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A Quantitative Analysis of "Special Notices for Chinese Citizens Abroad" | |
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The Main Features of Security Risks Faced by Chinese Overseas Citizens | |
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The Main Causes of Security Risks for Chinese Overseas Citizens | |
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Conclusion | |
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To Share and to Teach - A Study on China's Cooperation with UNESCO | |
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UNESCO - Expert Authority in Practice | |
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The Interaction Process Between UNESCO and China | |
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To Learn and to Share Mechanism: Framework, Effects and Paths | |
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Questions for Further Discussion | |
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New Challenges and a New Agenda for China's Arms Control | |
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The History and Current Situation of International Arms Control | |
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The Development Trend of International Arms Control | |
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International Arms Control: Problems and Causes | |
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New Challenges and an Agenda for China's Arms Control | |
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Conclusion | |
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Multi-Governance of the Greater Mekong River's Water Resources Security and China's Policy Choice | |
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Greater Mekong River's Water Resources Development and Regional Security | |
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Greater Mekong River's Water Resources Security Cooperation and Its Difficulties | |
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Multi-Governance of Greater Mekong River's Water Resources Security | |
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China's Policy Choice | |
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Conclusions | |
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Index | |