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Case studies on preventive diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific / edited by Yanjun Guo, Lin Wu.

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Online Access: Full Text (via EBSCO)
Other Authors: Guo, Yanjun, 1978- (Editor), Wu, Lin (Research professor) (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Singapore ; Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific, [2021]
Series:Series on Asian regional cooperation studies, Vol. 2.
Subjects:
Security, International > Pacific Area > Case studies.
Pacific Area cooperation > Case studies.
Pacific Area > Foreign relations > Case studies.
Pacific Area > Strategic aspects > Case studies.
Diplomatic relations.
Pacific Area cooperation.
Security, International.
Strategic aspects of individual places.
Pacific Area.
Case studies.
Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • About the Editors
  • Acknowledgments
  • Part 1 Country Practices
  • Chapter 1 China and Responsibility to Protect: Maintenance and Change of its Policy for Intervention
  • Introduction
  • The Concept of Responsibility to Protect
  • China's Basic Attitude Toward Responsibility to Protect
  • China's Specific Attitudes Toward Intervention
  • Case Study: China's Attitude Toward Libya Crisis
  • Conclusions
  • Chapter 2 Sino-Russian Border Settlement and Preventive Diplomacy Experience in Eurasia
  • Introduction.
  • Eurasian Landmass and the Contested Nature of Borders
  • Sino-Russian border settlement as the Core Issue of Confidence Building in Eurasia
  • The SCO Experience in Confidence Building and PD
  • Conclusions
  • Chapter 3 Sino-Japanese Relationship: Model Case of Preventive Diplomacy?
  • Pros and Cons of the Quiet Fence-Mending Process under "Cold Peace"
  • Chapter 4 Preventive Diplomacy in the South China Sea from a Regional Perspective and China's Role
  • High Time to Introduce Preventive Diplomacy to Manage the South China Sea Issue.
  • Construction of the South China Sea Preventive Diplomacy from the Regional Perspective
  • China's Role
  • Chapter 5 International Public Opinion on China's Engagement in Conflicts between Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • Introduction
  • China's Engagement
  • Engaging in shuttle diplomacy
  • Formulating diversified dialogue mechanisms
  • Including Pakistan and Afghanistan into the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) cooperation framework
  • Deepening cooperation with two neighbors on counter-terrorism
  • Views from International Community
  • Views from Western countries.
  • To create a peaceful and stable environment to implement the BRI
  • To strengthen the cooperation with two countries on counter-terrorism in Xinjiang
  • Views from Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • To secure the development of the key part of BRI-CPEC
  • Will accept a coalition government of Afghanistan with Taliban in its own self-interest
  • Consequences
  • In Western countries' opinions
  • Afghan and Pakistani opinions
  • China plays a significant role in the peace process of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
  • China sees Pakistan as the key to addressing the issue of Afghanistan but puts limited pressure on Pakistan
  • Conclusions
  • Chapter 6 China's Participation in Resolving the Rohingya Crisis between Myanmar and Bangladesh
  • Introduction
  • The Causes and the Escalation of Rohingya Crisis
  • Approaches China Took to Participate in the Settlement of the Rohingya Crisis
  • International Community's Views on China's Participation in Solving the Rohingya Crisis
  • Views on China's Purposes of Involvement in the Rohingya Issue
  • Views of Myanmar and Bangladesh
  • Views of Western countries.

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