China's Foreign Policy Making : Societal Force and Chinese American Policy (Hardcover)

Contents: Introduction: influence of societal factors: a case of China's American policy making, Yufan Hao; Contending views: emerging Chinese elites's perception of America, Yufan Hao and Lin Su; Recent "anti-Americanism" in China: historical roots and impact, Hongshan Li; The role of the media: a case study of China's media coverage of U.S. War in Iraq, Yanmin Yu; The internet and China's foreign policy-making, Junhao Hong; Ministry of foreign affairs in the age of internet, Xin An (Lucian) Lu; Impact of intellectuals and think-tanks on Chinese foreign policy, Quansheng Zhao; Between war and peace: the role of nationalism in China's US policy-making with regard to Taiwan, Zhidong Hao and Su Hao; Civil society and Chinese foreign policy, Guoli Liu and Su Hao; Coastal provinces and China's foreign policy making, Zhimin Chen; Regional influence in China's US policy making: the roles of Shanghai and Wang Daohan, Zhiqun Zhu; Index.