International Affairs - Special Issue: Chinese foreign policy on trial: contending perspectives?

The Royal Institute of International Affairs
July 2016  Volume 92, Issue 4  Pages i–xii, 769–1039

Introduction: Dynamism and contention: understanding Chinese foreign policy under Xi Jinping (pages 769–772)

YONGJIN ZHANG

China's ‘new type of Great Power relations’: a G2 with Chinese characteristics? (pages 773–794)

JINGHAN ZENG and SHAUN BRESLIN

China and liberal hierarchies in global international society: power and negotiation for normative change (pages 795–816)

YONGJIN ZHANG

The sources of China's assertiveness: the system, domestic politics or leadership preferences? (pages 817–833)
NIEN-CHUNG CHANG LIAO

China and its neighbourhood: transformation, challenges and grand strategy (pages 835–848)
ZHANG YUNLING

Cooperation, competition and shaping the outlook: the United States and China's neighbourhood diplomacy (pages 849–867)

WU XINBO

Between assertiveness and self-restraint: understanding China's South China Sea policy (pages 869–890)

ZHOU FANGYIN

Afghanistan and China's new neighbourhood diplomacy (pages 891–908)

ZHAO HUASHENG

China's ambition in the South China Sea: is a legitimate maritime order possible? (pages 909–940)
KATHERINE MORTON

Westward ho—the China dream and ‘one belt, one road’: Chinese foreign policy under Xi Jinping (pages 941–957)

PETER FERDINAND

The elusive EU–China strategic partnership (pages 959–976)

RICHARD MAHER

Averting US–China conflict in the Asia–Pacific (pages 977–986)

JINGDONG YUAN

Three perspectives on Chinese diplomacy: government, think-tanks and academia (pages 987–992)
KAI CHEN