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China's Policies on Its Borderlands and the International Implications.
Title:
China's Policies on Its Borderlands and the International Implications.
Author:
Hao, Yufan.
ISBN:
9789814287678
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (296 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Editors and Contributors -- EDITORS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- Chapter 1 China's Borderlands and Their International Implications: An Overview -- THE LINKS OF BORDERLANDS WITH INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY -- IN THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST -- IN THE EAST -- IN THE SOUTH -- IN THE SOUTHWEST -- NOTES -- Chapter 2 The Disturbances in the Tibetan Areas and Ürümqi 2008-2009: Implications for China's International Relations -- INTRODUCTION -- BACKGROUND -- THE TIBETANS AND UYGURS -- THE DISTURBANCES -- CHINA'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, ESPECIALLY WITH RESPECT TO TIBET AND XINJIANG -- THE DISTURBANCES IN THE TIBETAN AREAS: IMPACT ON CHINA'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -- The United States and the Western World -- Relations with India -- CHINA'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND THE XINJIANG RIOTS -- The United States and the Western Countries -- Impact on Relations with the Muslim World -- CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK -- NOTES -- Chapter 3 Peaceful Rise from the Border: Chinese Practice of Diplomatic Leadership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation -- INTRODUCTION -- PRACTICE OF BARGAINING LEVERAGE -- PRACTICE OF NEGOTIATING SKILLS -- PRACTICE OF INTELLECTUAL INNOVATIONS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 4 China and Its Central Asian Neighbour -- INTRODUCTION: LOOKING BACK -- SECURITY INTERESTS -- ECONOMIC AND ENERGY INTERESTS -- Trade Relations -- Energy Interests -- CHINESE APPROACHES: A MIX OF BILATERAL AND REGIONAL -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 5 Facing Russia and Outer Mongolia: Border City Hulunbeier in the 1960s and the 2000s -- THE BIGGEST CITY IN THE WORLD? -- THE ACHIEVEMENTS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN HULUNBEIER -- An Earthshaking Change in the City -- Market Economy that is Full of Beans -- Unlimited Potential Resources to be Tapped -- NEW PROBLEMS FACING THE CURRENT URBANISATION WAVE.

A Tendency of a Rising Bubble Economy in Real Estate -- The Relationship between Government Control and Market Orientation -- Synchronisation between Economic and Social Development -- The Power for Expanding the Reform and Open Policy -- NOTES -- Chapter 6 Prelude to the Diaoyutai Dispute: Chinese-Japanese Controversy Over the Liuqiu Islands as Seen from an International System-Change Perspective -- NOTES -- Chapter 7 China's Northeast Water Frontiers, East China Sea Disputes and Co-Management Approach -- INTRODUCTION -- BORDERLANDS VS. WATER FRONTIERS -- CHINA'S PROBLEMS WITH ITS NORTHEAST WATER FRONTIERS -- In the East China Sea -- In the Sea of Japan -- DISPUTE OVER SENKAKU/DIAOYU-JAPAN/CHINA (ALSO TAIWAN) -- DISPUTE OVER CHUNXIAO/SHIRAKABA GAS AND OIL FIELDS: CHINA/JAPAN -- DISPUTE OVER SOCOTRA/SUYAN - SOUTH KOREA/CHINA -- DISPUTE OVER DOKDO/TAKESHIMA - SOUTH KOREA/JAPAN -- Significance - Political -- Significance - Economic -- Significance - Security/Military -- Significance - International Relations in the Region -- EVOLUTION OF BEIJING'S APPROACHES -- The History-Embedded Approach -- The National Interest-Driven Approach -- The Co-Management Approach -- CONCLUSION: CO-MANAGEMENT ON THE DISPUTES IN EAST CHINA SEA -- NOTES -- Chapter 8 The Evolution of Beijing's Military Strategy Toward Taiwan -- CROSS-STRAIT RELATIONS UNDER MAO -- The Aborted Campaign to Capture Taiwan -- Politics Driving Cross-Strait Military Confrontation -- The anti-blockade operations -- 23 August bombardment -- A Brief Review Summary -- BEIJING'S TAIWAN POLICY UNDER DENG AND JIANG -- From Ye's 9-Point to 9.2 Consensus -- 1995: A Year of Turning Points -- HU JINTAO'S CONTROL OF TAIWAN POLICY -- 2004/05: Heightened Tensions in Cross-Strait Relations -- The Anti-Secession Law -- Hu's New Thinking: Ambiguity is the Name of the New Game -- Ambiguity on the one-China principle.

Ambiguity on a timetable -- BEIJING'S POLICY EVOLUTION SINCE 20 MAY 2008 -- De-Warization as the Immediate Goal -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 9 Theorizing Language Rationalisation in Greater China: Political Transition, Self-Governance and Language Outcomes in Post-Handover Hong Kong -- INTRODUCTION -- TOWARD A POLITICAL APPROACH TO LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY OUTCOMES -- LANGUAGE REGIMES AND THE POLITICS OF LANGUAGE STANDARDS AND STANDARD LANGUAGES: GREATER CHINESE PERSPECTIVES -- LANGUAGE OUTCOMES IN POST-HANDOVER HONG KONG -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 10 Local Autonomy Matters: One-Country Two-System Policy in Macao and Its Implications for China's Policies on Its Borderlands -- INTRODUCTION -- LOCAL AUTONOMY: A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS -- MACAO'S AUTONOMY - A CRITICAL EVALUATION -- FACTORS FAVOURABLE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ONE-COUNTRY TWO-SYSTEM POLICY -- IMPLICATIONS OF MACAO IN CHINA'S FOREIGN RELATIONS -- IMPLICATIONS OF BEIJING'S POLICY ON ITS BORDERLANDS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- Chapter 11 China's Myanmar Policy: Challenges and Adjustments -- INTRODUCTION -- KEY COMPONENTS OF CHINA'S POLICY TOWARDS MYANMAR -- Border Stability -- Economic Interests -- Strategic Interests -- CHALLENGES OF CHINA'S POLICIES -- Uncertainty of Business Environment -- Anti-Chinese Feeling -- Beijing's Policies Undercut by Local Actors -- LIMITS OF CHINA'S LEVERAGE IN MYANMAR -- Economic Influence -- Political Influence -- HOW WILL CHINA ADJUST ITS POLICIES TOWARDS MYANMAR? -- NOTES -- Index.
Abstract:
This book examines the interplay of two sets of policies: the Chinese government's policies to its borderlands and international relations. It proposes a conceptual framework and argues that China's policymakers fail to make complete use of the opportunities in the borderlands for accomplishing foreign policymakers' agenda to strengthen China's relations with other countries, neighboring ones in particular. As a result, these foreign policies reflect the political elites' inadequate consideration of the negative impact of these policies on the borderlands, and underscore their worry for territorial disintegration. Therefore these policies center on the pursuit of central control through exercising administrative-military coercion, making the borderlands economically dependent, standardizing the cultural identity, and indoctrinating CCP-defined ideology. The challenges of the borderlands to the national integration are exaggerated so much that political elites pursued control and standardization at the expense of the identification of many people in borderlands with the regime, China's international image and the relations with its neighbouring countries.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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