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20 - June M&A WTO,EU,,,, Barnett, A. Doak The Making of Foreign Policy in China, London, I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd Economy, Elizabeth and Adam Segal The G Mirage: Why the United States and China Are Not Ready to Upgrade Ties Foreign Affairs, May/June Iain Johnson, Alastair Cultural Realism Strategic Culture and Grand Strategy in Chinese History, Princeton, Princeton University Press Social States: China in International Institutions , Princeton and Oxford, Princeton University Press Iain Johnson, Alastair and Robert S. Ross eds. Engaging China: The Management of an Emerging Power, London and NY, Routledge New Direction in the Study of China s Foreign Policy, Stanford, Stanford University Press Jacobson, H.K. and M. Oksenberg China s Participation in the IMF, the World Bank and GATT: Toward a Global Economic Order, Michigan, The University of Michigan Press. Jakobson, Linda and Dean Knox New Foreign Policy Actors in China, SIPRI Policy Paper, September, Kennedy, Scott China s Porous Protectionism: The Changing Political Economy of Trade Policy, in Zeng ed. Kim, Samuel, ed. China and the World: Chinese Foreign Policy in the Post-Mao Era, Boulder and London, Westview Press Lai, Hongyi The Domestic Sources of China s Foreign Policy, London and New York, Routledge Lampton, David M. The Making of Chinese Foreign and Security Policy in the Era of Reform, Stanford, California, Stanford University Press Liang, Wei a Bureaucratic Politics, International Coordination and China s GATT/WTO

21 Accession Negotiations, in Zeng ed b China s WTO Commitment Compliance, in Zeng ed. Lu,Ning The Dynamics of Foreign-Policy Decisionmaking in China second ed., Westview Press Martin,Michael F. Understanding China s Political System, Congressional Research Service -, April Mertha, Andrew Putting Your Mouth Where Your Money Is: How US Companies Fear of Chinese Retaliation Influences US Trade Policy, in Zeng ed. Miller, Gary J The Impact of Economics on Contemporary Political Science, Journal of Economic Literature, pp. -. Naoi, Megumi Decentralization, Industrial Geography and the Politics of Export Regulation: The Case of Sino-Japanese Trade Disputes, in Zeng ed. Oksenberg, Michel and Elizabeth Economy, eds. China Joins the World: Progress and Process, NY, Council on Foreign Relations Pearson, Margaret M. The Case of China s Accession to GATT/WTO, in Lampton, China in Geneva: Lessons from China s Early Years in the World Trade Organization in Johnston and Ross Putnam, Robert. D, Diplomacy and Domestic Politics: the Logic of Two-Level Games, International Organization, Vol. No., pp. - Steinberg, James B. CHINA S ARRIVAL: THE LONG MARCH TO GLOBAL POWER Keynote Address, Center for a New American Security, SEPTEMBER Secretary% James% Steinberg s% September%,% % Keynote% Address% Transcript.pdf Swaine, Michael The Role of the Chinese Military in National Security Policymaking--1997, Revised, RAND Corporation Wu, Guoguang and Helen Landowne, eds. China Turns to Multilateralism: Foreign Policy and Regional Security, London and NY, Routledge Zeng, Ka ed. China s Foreign Trade Policy The New Constituencies, London and NY, Routledge State, Business Interests and China s Use of Legal Trade Remedies in Zeng ed. WTO WTO WTO WTO [n.a.]

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26 - June The Process of Deciding China s Foreign Economic Policy: Preceding Researches and Changes of Agendas in US-China Economic Negotiations from 1998 to 2011 Nakagawa [2011] analyzed the history of Chinese foreign policy from the foundation of the country to present and concluded as follows. The process of the adaptation to the Western regime by China after the introduction of the Reform and Opening Policy in 1978 was basically accomplished by the accession to WTO in As the result of the growing presence of China in the world, now it is difficult for China to maintain the Hide its Capabilities and Bide its Time Tao Guang Yang Hui in Chinese policy established around 1992 by Deng Xiaoping. But, in spite of the various confrontations between China and other major countries, the growing interdependence between China and other countries decreases the possibilities of destructive confrontations, so both China and other countries are forced to apply involvement policy rather than containment policy. This article moreover focuses on the two aspects, foreign economic policy and the process of policymaking. At first, this article summarizes preceding researches on the processes of the Chinese foreign economic policymaking. Then, this article reviews the changes of agendas in US-China economic negotiations from 1998 to 2011 and concludes as follows. Some agendas that arose in the process of China s adaptation to international regimes, normalizing of diplomatic relations, MFN, the accession to WTO, accessibility to the China market, and so on had already disappeared or remained in different form. More and more attention is paid to the agendas which reflect the growing interdependence between US and China, the problems of trade imbalances, foreign exchange rate and intellectual property right. Moreover, as a result of the growing economic presence of China, some new agendas, M&A by Chinese companies and energy resources have appeared. key words China Foreign Economic Policy Process of Policymaking US-China Economic Negotiations Negotiation Agendas

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18 2 2016 2 5 6 Robert S. Ross 7 Charles L. Glaser 8 Susan Shirk 9 10 5 David Shambaugh, China Engages Asia: Reshaping the Regional Order Internationa revisionist power status quo power 1 Aaron Friedberg 2 John J. Mearsheimer 3 4 David Shambaugh 2005 1 Alastair Iain Johnston, Is China a Status Quo Power? International Security, vol. 27, no. 4, (Spring