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This book examines Chinas bilateral relations with its established suppliers of crude petroleum and other petroleum products. It highlights the nature and depth of Chinas involvement with fourteen energy-rich countries located in four regions: the Middle East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and Eurasia, and the Western hemisphere.

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As China begins its momentous New Silk Road project and expands its influence into Central Asia, the borderlands between China, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan have become sites of ethnic tension and political struggle.

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While China's economic rise is being watched closely around the world, the country's changing political landscape is intriguing, as well. Forces unleashed by market reforms are profoundly recasting state-society relations.

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Chinas Citizenship Challenge is a valuable contribution into the field of labour movement studies, framing labour NGOs activism as centred on contestation of migrant workers citizenship in China. It shows that while NGOs activism revolves around the broad areas of civic organising, labour and urban space, it ultimately rests upon engagement with the wider citizenship regime in China.

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Chinese government policies have drawn international criticisms including persistent allegations of online espionage, domestic Internet censorship, and an increased military capability utilizing computer networks. This book analyzes the strategic context, conceptual framework, and historical evolution of Chinas cyber warfare doctrine.

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Chinese government policies have drawn international criticisms including persistent allegations of online espionage, domestic Internet censorship, and an increased military capability utilizing computer networks. This book analyzes the strategic context, conceptual framework, and historical evolution of Chinas cyber warfare doctrine.

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Bringing together the leading scholarship in the field, this book offers a comprehensive assessment of Chinese domestic politics. It focuses on the origin, content, and significance of the post-1989 phase of China's reform.

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This book was written by China's leader to interpret the significance of the old and the new treaties and China's responsibilities as an independent nation.

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The economic growth of China is clearly one of the defining trends of our time. The world's most populous nation is undergoing a vast transformation that will redefine the global economy.

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Both Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping drastically altered the course of contemporary China's economic development using opposing strategies. Deng engineered China's reintegration into the world economy.

Dismantling a dysfunctional system and replacing it with a dynamic new one involving 1.2 billion people is risk-laden.

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The rapid emergence and explosive growth of China's middle class have enormous consequences for that nation's domestic future, for the global economy, and for the whole world.

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Examines China's access to the energy resources of the developing world and its impact on Chinese foreign relations. This book asks whether China's competition for energy resources fosters cooperation or conflict with other energy-consuming great powers.

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Examines China's access to the energy resources of the developing world and its impact on Chinese foreign relations. This book asks whether China's competition for energy resources fosters cooperation or conflict with other energy-consuming great powers.

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With President Hu Jintao's November 2004 visit to Latin America, China signaled to the rest of the world its growing interest in the region. Many observers welcome this development, highlighting the benefits of increased trade and investment, as well as diplomatic cooperation, for both sides.

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Assesses China's rapidly changing role on the international stage.China specialists from around the world explore key issues raised by a changing China's interaction with a changing world. They chronicle China's emergence as a more capable actor whose engagement is reshaping international affairs in many dimensions.

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For students contemplating a broad range of business, social science, journalist or military science curricula, it is critical to possess a basic understanding of the military-strategic basis and trajectory of a rising China. This work provides a background and outlines issues relative to China's rise in strategic-military influence.

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Varying perspectives on China's military modernization are presented against a framework that considers U.S. national security policy, the Strategic Defense Initiative, and strategic trade with China, in addition to China's own nuclear deterrent and its military posture vis-a-vis the Soviet Union, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

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Studies the trends, sectors, and target countries of Chinese investments in Europe. It also takes a look at European perceptions of China as a country with very different history and traditions from the Western world. Philippe Le Corre and Alain Sepulchre examine how Europes China presence can serve as a benchmark to other developed economies.

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China's potential threat to the existing global order is not derived from her rapid economic growth and military expansion, but from China's potential domestic chaos. The workable solution of China's democratization under the current Chinese political system is not to dissolve...

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While in the past other emerging powers have used territorial expansion or other forms of aggression in order to insert themselves into the international arena, China is taking a different road.