Part I |
|
Overview |
1 |
1. The rise of China: an overall assessment |
3 |
Hsin-huang Michael Hsiao and, Cheng-yi Lin |
|
Part II |
|
Discourse on the rise of China |
19 |
2. China's grand strategy of "Peaceful rise": a prelude to a new cold war? |
21 |
Masako Ikegami |
|
3. The domestic origin of China's rise and its international impact: the party-state developmental syndicate |
55 |
Szu-chien Hsu |
|
Part III |
|
Domestic consequences: social unrest and economic challenges |
85 |
4. Growing social unrest and emergent protest groups in China |
87 |
Chih-jou Jay Chen |
|
5. China's economic development and its challenges |
107 |
To-far Wang |
|
Part IV |
|
External strategies to Asia-Pacific and implications |
131 |
6. China's policies toward the Asia-Pacific region: changing perceptions of self and changing others' perceptions of China? |
133 |
Rosemary Foot |
|
7. The rise of China and territorial disputes |
148 |
Srikanth Kondapalli |
|
8. China's policies toward the SCO and ARF: implications for the Asia-Pacific region |
168 |
Chien-peng Chung |
|
Part V |
|
Regional reactions to China's rise |
189 |
9. America's perspective on China's rise |
191 |
Bruce Cumings |
|
10.Japan's views on the rise of China and its implications: bureaucratic interests and political choices |
217 |
Yoshifumi Nakai |
|
11.Beijing's strategy and implications for India |
235 |
Vikram Sood |
|
12.The rise of China and implications for Southeast Asia: a Philippine perspective |
252 |
Carolina G. Hernandez |
|
13 Hong Kong citizens' evaluations of the "one country, two systems" practice:assessing the role of political support for China |
270 |
Timothy Ka-Ying Wong, and Shirley Po-san Wan |
|
14.A rising China and Hu Jintao's Taiwan policy |
284 |
Cheng-yi Lin, and Wen-cheng Lin |
|
Glossary |
303 |
Index |
307 |