The Abstracts of Vol.3,2013
Releasing Time：05.16.2013Source：
Dispute over the Diaoyu Islands
Zhang Jifeng
The dispute over the Diaoyu Islands has exerted great impact on China-Japan political and economic relations, resulting in their bilateral investment suffocated, trade volumes greatly reduced, the purchase of each other’s treasury bonds and the direct trading of the yuan baffled, and that the China-Japan-South Korea FTA negotiation failed to be held as expected within the year. Nevertheless, the dispute over the Diaoyu Islands is not all of China-Japan relationship, and economic sanctions can only result in lose-lose situation. To repair their political relations as soon as possible and bring their economic relations back to normal will serve the fundamental interest of both countries.
The Rebalancing Strategy of the Obama Administration towards the Asian-Pacific Region and China-US Relationship
Chen Jimin
The rebalancing strategy pursued by the Obama administration towards the Asian-Pacific region has not only brought about various challenges to China, but also added new uncertainties to the development of China-US relations. However, viewing from the two key perspectives of strategic will and strategic capability, it is not likely that China and the US will engage in strategic confrontation in the near future. China needs to reflect positively and formulate her diplomatic strategy.
The Indian Factor in the Evolution of Global Anti-Missile Structure: An Analysis of China’s Policy Choice against Such a Backdrop
Luo Yue Xu Ke
India has made fast progress in its capability of strategic nuclear offense and defense, which has not only initiated a new round of arms race, but also undermined the strategic balance in South Asia. India’s building of anti-missile systems and the growing extent of its nuclear strike have both posed challenges to and put pressures on China, to which China needs to take a more positive posture.
An Analysis of the Purpose, Manner and Impact of the Outside Powers Involving in South China Sea
Jiang Guoxue Huang Fucai
Of late, the outside powers, driven by their strategies to contain China and gain practical interest, have involved in South China Sea dispute to a broader extent and more depth, which has made not only the issue more complicated, internationalized and difficult to resolve, but also China’s direct confrontation with the outside powers more likely and riskier. China ought to safeguard her rights and interest in South China Sea by taking a long-term and comprehensive strategy.
Some Reflections on China’s “Towards West” Strategy
Wang Nan
China’s “Towards West” strategy is relevant to certain background and causes, which involves various aspects including diplomacy, economy, civilization and international justice. Such a strategy is related not only to the prolonging of China’s strategic opportunity, her future development and south-south cooperation, but also to whether or not the whole world will be well balanced and develop smoothly. It should be an important link to China’s policy of opening to the outside world.
China’s Mining Investment in DRC and the Protection of Interest
Wang Feng Zhang Jin
China’s mining investment in DRC has transformed the host country’s resource potentials into real development strength and made great contributions to its post war reconstruction. Although faced with various risks and challenges, such a bilateral cooperation is of profound significance and set a good example for China’s economic cooperation with other African countries.
Brazil’s Policy towards Africa: Motivation, Performance and Limits
Cao Shengsheng
President Lula da Silva has taken deepening Brazil’s relations with Africa as a focal point in its foreign policy, which has made Brazil quickly become one of the major international players in developing relations with Africa. Nonetheless, Brazil’s relation with Africa has its limits. China, when pushing forward her African strategy, may consider setting up a cooperation mechanism with Brazil in this regard.
The Green Economy Development Strategies of the Major Asian-Pacific Countries and their Review
Chen Ken
As the fast economic development in the Asian-Pacific region has put great pressures on the local environment, it is urgent for the countries in the region to seek for a balanced, inclusive and sustainable alternative development model. As a result, countries in this region initiated successively their green development strategy. What is green economy? How to evaluate the similarities and differences of these strategies? And what is the revelation to China? These are the focal points discussed in this paper.
The Security Dilemma in the Cyberspace
Li Mang
Cyberspace has become an integral part of human life, which has become the fifth space of human existence apart from land, sea, air and sky. Various major countries of the world have worked out their cyberspace strategies. This paper intends to analyze the impact that the cyberspace has made on international relations and international community by using the security dilemma theory, and discusses briefly the ways to strengthen cyberspace security and their revelation to China.