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Chinas foreign policy making : societal force and Chinese American policy
1.China - Foreign relations - 21st century 2.United States - Foreign relations - China 3.China - Foreign relations - United States
I.Hao, Yufan II.Su, Lin
327.4'3073'090511
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Chinas foreign policy making : societal force and Chinese American policy / edited by Yufan Hao and Lin Su.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-7546-4607-6
1. China--Foreign relations--21st century. 2. United States--Foreign relations--China. 3. China--Foreign relations--United States. I. Hao, Yufan. II. Su, Lin.
DS779.47.C47 2005
327.43073'09'0511--dc22
2005017277
ISBN 9780754646075 (hbk)
Editors
Yufan Hao is Professor of Political Science and Robert Ho Chair of Asian Studies at Colgate University. He received his Ph.D. from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in 1989 and was a McArthur Fellow at Harvard University Center for International Affairs 1988-1989. He has published widely on Chinese politics, Chinese foreign relations, U.S.-China relations, and American politics in such journals as Asian Survey, Asian Perspective, American Review of China Studies, American Studies Quarterly, the China Quarterly, Issues and Studies, Journal of Democracy, Journal of Contemporary China, Journal of Northeast Asian Studies, Korea and the World, Chinese Social Science Quarterly, Strategy and Management, and Zhonggong Dangshi Yanjiu (Review of the CCP History) etc. He was a visiting professor at Beijing Normal University (1994), Beijing University (1999-2000), Tsinghua University (2003), Renmin University of China (2003) and is currently an adjunct professor at Renmin University of China. His latest books include Power of the Moment: American and the World after 9/11 (co-authored, 2002), White House China Decision (2002), Constrained Engagement: Possible Trend of Bushs China Policy (co-editor, 2001), and An Invisible Hand (co-authored, 2000). He is a regular contributor to Newsweek (China) and Global Times (China), and is the chief editor of the Series Focusing on Sino-American Relations under the auspices of the Xinhua Press in Beijing, China. He currently serves on the board of directors for American Chinese Professors of Social Science, and is on the editorial board of Chinese Public Administration Review and American Review of China Studies.
Lin Su is Associate Professor of International Relations and Chair of the Department of International Relations at the School of International Studies, Renmin University of China. She has published widely on Chinese foreign policy and European politics and external relations. Recent publications in Chinese include: World Political Economy (Beijing: Press of Renmin University of China, 2004). EU Common Foreign and Security Policy and EU-China Relations (Beijing: Law Press, 2002), recent articles include: Towards a new European Commonwealth, The Contemporary World, 2004, No. 10; Trade Conflicts on Sino-US Trade and Economic Relations in Sociology Forum, Vol. 1, 2004. Iraq Crisis and World Politics, The Contemporary World, 2003, No. 4. She was a visiting scholar at School of English and American Studies at University of Sussex, UK (1994-1995), and a visiting fellow at the Center for Applied Policy Research (C.A.P), at the LudwigMaximilians University, Munich, Germany (1998).
Contributors
Zhimin Chen, Ph.D., is Professor and Chair of the Department of International Politics, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University, Shanghai, China. His research interests encompass International Relations Theory, Diplomacy, Chinese Foreign Policy, and EU studies. Recent publications in Chinese include Foreign Policy Integration in European Union: A Mission Impossible? (Beijing: Shishi Publishing House, 2003); Subnational Governments and Foreign Affairs (Beijing, Changzheng Publishing House, 2001). His recent English publications are Nationalism, internationalism and Chinese Foreign Policy, Journal of Contemporary China, February 2005. He served as a visiting Fellow at Harvard University (1996-1997), and a visiting scholar at Queens University, University of Durham, Lund University.
Su Hao is Deputy Director/General Secretary of East Asian Studies Center and Deputy Director of the Center for International Security Studies at China Foreign Affairs University. He was also the acting Chairman of the Department of Diplomacy and director of the Chinas Foreign Relations Section in this university. He is affiliated with various institutions in China, such as Chinese Committee, Council of Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP) (member); and the China Association of Arms Control and Disarmament, China Association of Asia-Pacific Studies, China Association of Asian-African Exchange (board member). He received his B.A. and M.A. in history and international relations from Beijing Normal University and Ph.D. in international relations from China Foreign Affairs University. He took his advanced study in the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London and was a Fulbright scholar in Institute of War and Peace Studies of Columbia University and in Institute of East Asia of University of California-Berkeley, and a senior visiting scholar in Department of Peace and Conflict Studies of Uppsala University in Sweden. Dr. Su has been teaching and doing research on the Chinas diplomatic history, politics and economy in the Asia-Pacific region, and strategy and international security. He has published books and articles in the fields of Chinas foreign policy, security issues and international relations in the Asia-Pacific region.
Zhidong Hao is Assistant Professor in sociology and director of Social Science Research Center on Contemporary China at the University of Macau. He is the author of
