REVUE : International Affairs (vol. 92, n°4, July 2016)

David ROY

The latest issue of International Affairs (vol. 92, n°4, July 2016) is out. Contents include a special issue on "Chinese Foreign Policy on Trial: Contending Perspectives?".

Yongjin Zhang, Introduction: Dynamism and contention: understanding Chinese foreign policy under Xi Jinping 

Jinghan Zeng & Shaun Breslin, China's ‘new type of Great Power relations’: a G2 with Chinese characteristics? 

Yongjin Zhang, China and liberal hierarchies in global international society: power and negotiation for normative change 

Nien-Chung Chang Liao, The sources of China's assertiveness: the system, domestic politics or leadership preferences? 

Zhang Yunling, China and its neighbourhood: transformation, challenges and grand strategy 

Wu Xinbo. Cooperation, competition and shaping the outlook: the United States and China's neighbourhood diplomacy 

Zhou Fangyin, Between assertiveness and self-restraint: understanding China's South China Sea policy 

Zhao Huasheng, Afghanistan and China's new neighbourhood diplomacy 

Katherine Morton, China's ambition in the South China Sea: is a legitimate maritime order possible? 

Peter Ferdinand, Westward ho—the China dream and ‘one belt, one road’: Chinese foreign policy under Xi Jinping 

Richard Maher, The elusive EU–China strategic partnership 

Jingdong Yuan, Averting US–China conflict in the Asia–Pacific 

Kai Chen, Three perspectives on Chinese diplomacy: government, think-tanks and academia