China : one year after September 11 by Tang, Shiping

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US-China Conflict : Will ASEAN Centrality Be Derailed? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The US-China trade war is fast escalating into a political one with security implications as US senators re-introduced a sanctions bill to check Beijing on its expansionism in the South China Sea and East China Sea. …”
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Constructing generations in China: a Mannheimian approach by Tam, Chen Hee

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After revolution : reading Rousseau in 1990s China by van Dongen, Els, Chang, Yuan

“…During the 1990s, following the tragedy of Tiananmen and the decline of socialism, Rousseau served to reflect on China’s twentieth-century trajectory and the disastrous political consequences of collective moral idealism. …”
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WTO membership and its critical importance to China. by Wong, Chak Mun.

“…For the political regime in China, WTO membership is crucial to the realisation of its vision for 21st Century China. …”
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The Chinese expansion and language coexistence in Modern China by LaPolla, Randy J.

“…The last section is on language coexistence in Modern China.…”
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China's defence budget – the trend of the ascending numbers by Jash, Amrita

“…China’s defence budget reflects the country’s increasing military might and aspirations, with the 14th Five-Year Plan seeking to modernise the People’s Liberation Army and bolster national security. …”
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Acquisitions of China's national oil companies and the implications by Aziz Malek

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Trend analysis of contemporary China's administrative reform by He, Fei

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Corporate governance in China : a study on S-chips by Lim, Sylvia Ying Zhen, Chen, Xizi, Jaya Pathak

“…Other literature reviews were also conducted to determine the cultural factors in China that result in S-Chips’ prevalent poor corporate governance. …”
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Overseas listing of China's companies : causes and consequences by Wu, Yujun

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China’s Defence Spending: Settling in for Slow Growth? by Bitzinger, Richard A.

“…China’s recent defence budget increase of seven percent is the lowest in more than 25 years. …”
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Big Power Game in the South China Sea by Poh, Angela

“…US naval manoeuvres and Chinese activities in the South China Sea reflect a new big power game in which regional countries are caught in the middle. …”
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Anti-China sentiment in Africa: why are they unwelcomed? by Horta, Loro

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China & the Middle East: Tilting Towards Iran? by James, Michael Dorsey

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China's growing military transparency: the domestic factor by Li, Mingjiang

“…China has officially launched a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence, an institution through which many expect to increase China’s military transparency. …”
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Malaysia-China Relations: A New Turn? by Johan Saravanamuttu, Han, David Guo Xiong

“…Malaysia’s perceptible tilt towards China especially in economic relations reflects Malaysia’s foreign policy of hedging major power influence in the region and globally. …”
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‘Ecological Civilisation’ : China’s Ideological Counter-View? by Lin, Qi Feng, Savage, Victor R.

“…China’s concept of ecological civilisation is meant to counter the Western view of sustainable development and assert its thought leadership on environmental issues.…”
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China’s Rise: Role of Two Defining Generations by Han, Fook Kwang

“…The Long March generation of revolutionary leaders is widely acknowledged as the founding heroes of modern China. But there is another generation ̶ the Cultural Revolution survivors ̶ whose experience during that tumultuous period shaped them in a similar way and who are now leading the country.…”
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The South China Sea : when the elephants dance by Sam, Bateman

“…The situation in the South China Sea has deteriorated recently. The three key players -- China, the United States and Vietnam -- can all accept some responsibility for the deterioration and should now mediate their differences.…”
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