China's domestic politics and foreign policies and major countries' strategies toward China

Korea Institute for National Unification·2012-12-01

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KDC 340.912

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abstract A Comprehensive Study on China in Preparation for Unification With the rise of China and the changes in strategic environment both globally and regionally, the importance of study on China cannot be overemphasized. It is critical to establish a comprhensive strategy toward China in cases of regime change or any other dramatic instances in North Korea since China is believed to be the country that has the greatest influence on North Korea. Given this necessity, this study aims to provide necessary analysis on China's domestic politics and international relations, and therefore, to establish comprehensive strategy toward China. The first part deals with China's domestic politics and the recent leadership change. In this part the authors examine the current problems associated with domestic politics and leadership change of China and discuss their prospects. The second part is concerned with China's foreign relations and policies. Each chapter provides analysis on China's strategy toward its neighboring countries such as the US, Japan, North Korea, and small countries in Southeast Asia. The third part mostly deals with strategies and policies toward China of major neighboring countries including the US, Japan, Russia, Australia, Taiwan, and India.

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Contents ― Preface Jung-Ho Bae (Director of the Center for Unification Policy Studies at Korea Institute for National Unification) ― Introduction 1 Turning Points for China and the Korean Peninsula Jung-Ho Bae and Dongsoo Kim (Korea Institute for National Unification) ― Part 1 : Evaluation of China’s Domestic Politics and Leadership Chapter 1 19 A Chinese Model for National Development Yong Shik Choo (ChungAng University) Chapter 2 53 Leadership Transition in China - from Strongman Politics to Incremental Institutionalization Yi Edward Yang (James Madison University) Chapter 3 79 Actors and Factors - China’s Challenges in the Crucial Next Five Years Christopher M. Clarke (U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research INR) Chapter 4 121 China’s Ethnic Minorities and Reform Carla P. Freeman (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University) ― Part 2 : China’s Foreign Relations and its Policies toward Major Countries Chapter 5 153 Resisting, Reducing, and Replacing - China’s Strategy and Policy towards the United States Fei-Ling Wang (Georgia Institute of Technology & Minerva Fellow, United States Air Force Academy) Chapter 6 185 China’s Japan Policy - Managing Islands Dispute in a Transitional Era Yong Tao Gui (Peking University) Chapter 7 213 China's Dilemma and its Policies toward North Korea in the Kim Jong-un Era - Maintaining the Status Quo while Managing a Difficult North Korea Ki-Hyun Lee (Korea Institute of National Unification) Chapter 8 251 The Uneasiness of Big Brother-Little Brother Relationship - China’s Relations with Neighboring, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Mongolia and Myanmar Jae H. Ku and Wonhee Lee (SAIS, John Hopkins University) Chapter 9 277 The North Korean Nuclear Issue and China’s Strategy Seong-Whun Cheon (Korea Institute for National Unification) Chapter 10 311 One Strategy, Three Pillars - China’s Attempt to Secure Global Energy Resources Bo Kong (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University) ― Part 3 : Major Countries’ Policies and Strategies toward China Chapter 11 339 U.S. Policy and Strategy toward China Michael S. Chase (U.S. Naval War College) Chapter 12 365 Understanding Japan’s Strategy toward China Yasuhiro Matsuda (University of Tokyo) Chapter 13 393 Russia's Policy towards China Viacheslav Amirov (IMEMO- Russia) Chapter 14 421 Australia's Strategy toward China Linda Jakobson (Lowy Institute for International Policy) Chapter 15 455 Taiwan’s Strategy on New Directions of the Cross-strait Relations Fu-Kuo Liu (National Chengchi University) Chapter 16 477 India’s Strategy toward China Surjit Mansingh (American University) Chapter 17 503 China’s Rise and the Korean Peninsula - A Convergence of Interests for South Korea and Australia? Andrew O’Neil (Griffith University) Contributors 527

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