Challenges to Chinese Foreign Policy

"This volume makes a significant contribution to scholarship in Chinese foreign policy by examining challenging theoretical and policy issues. The authors ask important questions and help to solve multiple puzzles in Chinese foreign policy."—Guoli Liu

"This collection . . . seeks to offer an alternative approach to western views of China's rapidly developing international relations in light of sweeping changes to its global role...as well as fresh insights on some of the most important past and present issues relating to the country's ongoing opening to the world." —International Affairs

"The essays afford insight into China's aims and attitudes. There are equally useful chapters on the questions of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and North Korea." —Asian Affairs

"Empirically rich . . . this book is one of the very few in English that present the perspectives of Chinese scholars on China's foreign policy."—China Review International

"Eight highly knowledgeable scholars have jointly made this book exemplary."—Journal of Chinese Political Science

"The volume is a great resource for students and researchers working on Chinese diplomatic history, as it gives a useful survey of the various topics in Chinese foreign relations." — Yuka Kobayashi, The China Quarterly