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China's growing role in international affairs / Qingguo, Jia

Qingguo, Jia	Journal Article
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2011.

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International Affairs: Mr. Jia Qingguo, can you outline for our readers the main points of China's foreign policy? Jia Qingguo: In the current international context peace and development are China's main aims. Peace is our priority which we share with many other countries. In view of this global task our diplomacy treats a favorable international context, viz. a safe and stable system on our planet as the task of prime importance. Beijing is doing a lot to establish good or even friendly relations with the majority of countries. Its growing might and wider opportunities explain why the world community is paying much more attention to what is going on in China. We expect that in due course this will create a positive global environment. We need peace even though local conflicts are unavoidable; we should try to avoid fatal clashes and wars between great powers.

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China ; Jia Qingguo ; American - Chinese Relations ; Foreign Policy

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Disrespect and distrust: the external origins of contemporary C / Qingguo, Jia

Feb 2005

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Feb 2005.

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Nationalism ; China ; China - Nationalism

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Exception to the rule: the Obama administration and China - US relations / Qingguo, Jia

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2010.

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The election of an opposition party candidate into the White House usually leads to friction between China and the United States. This paper argues that Barack Obama's election will serve as an exception. Instead of taking a harsher line on China, President Obama would inherit many of Bush's pragmatic policies on China. This has already been proven by the stable development of relations between the two countries during the better part of Obama's first year in office. However, by the end of the year, relations between China and the United States appeared to be heading into some troubled waters. This paper begins with some thoughts on the election of an opposition candidate in general and that of Obama in particular in terms of its impact on China-U.S. relations. Then, it discusses the opportunities and challenges the election of Obama posed to China-U.S. relations. Afterward, it comes up with some speculations on the prospects for China-U.S. relations. And finally, it makes a preliminary assessment of the impact of Obama's election on China-U.S. relations during the first year of the Obama administration.

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United States ; China ; Obama Administration ; China - Relations - US ; US - Relations - China

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One administration, two voice: US China policy during Bush's first term / Qingguo, Jia

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2006.

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China-International relations-United States ; United States ; China

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Peaceful decelopment: China's policy of reassurance / Qingguo, Jia

2005

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2005.

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China-International relations ; China-Foreign Policy

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Territorial disputes in Asia: a threat or new opportunity? a Chinese perspective / Qingguo, Jia

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2012.

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East Asia ; South China Sea ; China ; Asia ; Maritime Territorial Conflicts

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