Contents -- Series Foreword -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Chapter 1: Marx's "View on World History" and Theoretical Thinking about Globalization -- Chapter 2: Have a Concrete and Historic Understanding of Globalization and What China Has Done -- Chapter 3: A Preliminary Exploration of Global Co-governance Theory -- Chapter 4: Global Governance: A Chinese Perspective and Practice -- Chapter 5: Globalization and the Common Interest of Mankind -- Chapter 6: Globalization and State Sovereignty -- Chapter 7: Challenges of Globalization and Responses of State Power -- Chapter 8: Rethinking State Interests -- Chapter 9: The New Role of the State in the Process of Globalization -- Chapter 10: State Autonomy and China's Developing Path -- Chapter 11: The Cultural Implications of Globalization on National Interests: Cultural Modernization and China's National Interests -- Chapter 12: Neo-internationalism and China's Diplomacy -- Chapter 13: Seeking China's New Identity: The Myth of Chinese Nationalism -- Chapter 14: The Internal Conflicts and Clashes of World Politics in the Trend of Globalization -- Chapter 15: Globalization and International Regimes: Theoretical Implications -- Chapter 16: Globalization of the Market Economy and World Transformation -- Chapter 17: An Analysis of Anti-globalization Movements from the Perspective of "Democratic Deficit" -- Chapter 18: Anti-globalization Movement and Its Restrictions on Globalization -- Chapter 19: Analytical Remarks of Anti-economic Globalism -- Index.