This third volume in the series China in the World: A Survey of Chinese Perspectives on International Politics and Economics, China Under Xi Jinping looks at economic challenges and foreign
policy initiatives, and offers a deeper understanding of where China is headed with Xi Jinping at the helm. Since Xi Jinping became President of the People’s Republic of China in 2013, he has
led an anti-corruption drive, moved to quell dissent, and demonstrated to China’s neighbors that the country’s policies in Asia are changing and becoming more proactive via its key interests in
the region. Sixteen chapters are: China’s path of peaceful development in the second decade of the 21st century; how to reboot China’s reform; understanding the past, present, and future of
China’s economic development; China’s monetary policy since the turn of the century; outward reforming and inward opening to promote industrial upgrading; global governance failure and
ideational reconstruction for a sustainable world order; non-neutral international institution and catch-up strategy of emerging-market economies; harmonizing the management of foreign and
domestic affairs in Chinese foreign policy; geo-religion and China’s foreign strategy; Sino-U.S. strategic rivalry and evolution of the East Asian Security Order; should China and Russia become
allies?; DPRK nuclear issue and Chinese policy; Japan’s political right-deviation, and the issue of way of thinking and strategic approach to Sino-Japanese relations; on daring and
inconsistency; answers and questions on china-Jap relations; theory of victory, expectation adjustment, and China’s mutual reassurance with Japan. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR
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