Chinese Foreign Policy
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Chinese Foreign Policy is a political science class taught by Andrew Nathan.
Syllabus
- What drives Chinese foreign policy? Geostrategy, culture, nationalism
- Who runs Chinese foreign policy? Changes in Chinese policy-making from Mao to Jiang to Hu
- Life on the hinge: puzzles and turning points
- The U.S. factor in China's security
- China in six regional systems
- Security interests in the wider world
- Challenges of interdependence: China's role in the world economy, environment, and public health
- Human rights in China's foreign policy
- The Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Tibet issues in PRC foreign policy
- The mainland and foreign policies of Taiwan (Republic of China)
- Military missions and military modernization
- U.S. policy and the "China threat" debate
- Long term strategic change in Asia and prospects for the future
