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The CIIS Blue Book on International Situation and China's Foreign Affairs (2015)

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  Every year CIIS publishes a blue book on international situation and China’s foreign affairs, summarizing the new developments of international situation and China’s diplomacy during the past year. The CIIS Blue Book on International Situation and China’s Foreign Affairs (2015) was authored by 32 CIIS researchers. The book consists of 15 articles on international situation and 17 articles on China’s foreign affairs, ranging from assessment of regional situation, hot-topic issues to summaries of specific areas, major aspects of China’s diplomacy and important bilateral relations.
  The book has both Chinese version and English version. The Chinese version was published by World Affairs Press (Beijing) in March 2015, whereas the English version was published in May 2015 by the same publisher.



  Contents
  Introduction
        ………………………………………………………Ruan Zongze
  Part I  The International Situation in 2014
    Chapter 1  United States: Unresolved Domestic Impasse and New Foreign Policy Challenges
        ………………………………………………………Liu Feitao
    Chapter 2  Russia: With Internal and External Problems, Struggled to Move Forward
        ………………………………………………………Chen Yurong
    Chapter 3  Europe: Unsolved Growth Dilemma and Rising Security Threats
        ………………………………………………………Jin Ling
    Chapter 4  Japan: Abe’s Domestic and Diplomatic Schemes
        ………………………………………………………Zhang Yaohua
    Chapter 5  Central Asia: Confrontation of External Powers Weakens While Internal Economic Cooperation Increases
        ………………………………………………………Cheng Min
    Chapter 6  Middle East: Dramatic Change and Turmoil
        ………………………………………………………Guo Xiangang
    Chapter 7  Korean Peninsula:Failed Efforts to Break the Ice
        ………………………………………………………Yu Shaohua
    Chapter 8  Iranian Nuclear Issue: Negotiations Full of Ups and Downs
        ………………………………………………………Li Guofu
    Chapter 9  Ukraine Crisis: Twists and Turns with Uncertain Prospects
        ………………………………………………………Han Lu
    Chapter 10  Southeast Asia: Political Transformation and Slow Growth
        ………………………………………………………Shi Yongming
    Chapter 11  South Asia: Transition and Reshuffle amid Great Changes
        ………………………………………………………Lan Jianxue
    Chapter 12  Latin America: Dilemma and Reform of the Left
        ………………………………………………………Wang Youming
    Chapter 13  Africa: Overall Stability and Sound Economic Performance
        ………………………………………………………Wang Hongyi
    Chapter 14  International Arms Control and Disarmament: Lack of Impetus and Results
        ………………………………………………………Teng Jianqun
    Chapter 15  World Economy: Multi-Track Development and Divergent Policies
        ………………………………………………………Zhen Bingxi
  Part II  China’s Foreign Affairs in 2014
    Chapter 16  Eye-Catching Achievements in China’s Diplomacy
        ………………………………………………………Ruan Zongze
    Chapter 17  China’s Neighborhood Diplomacy: New Opportunities and Managing Differences
        ………………………………………………………Su Xiaohui
    Chapter 18  China’s Multilateral Diplomacy: Productive and Historic
        ………………………………………………………Chen Xulong
    Chapter 19  China’s Economic Diplomacy: A Leading Role in Establishing Platforms for Economic Cooperation
        ………………………………………………………Zhang Mei
    Chapter 20  China’s Military Diplomacy: Assuming International Responsibilities
        ………………………………………………………Xu Longdi
    Chapter 21  China’s Public Diplomacy: Difficulties Faced and Positive Actions Taken
        ………………………………………………………Zhang Weiwei
    Chapter 22  China-US Relations: Improving Steadily after Setbacks
        ………………………………………………………Cui Lei
    Chapter 23  China-Russia Relations: Entering New Stage
        ………………………………………………………Zhao Mingwen
    Chapter 24  China-EU Relations: Growing Mutual Trust and Innovative Development
        ………………………………………………………Cui Hongjian
    Chapter 25  China-Japan Relations: “Broken” Deadlock, but Unchanged Differences
        ………………………………………………………Jiang Yuechun
    Chapter 26  China-India Relations: Developing Steadily, Creating New Situations
        ………………………………………………………Tang Qifang
    Chapter 27  China-ASEAN Relations: Managed Disputes and Sustained Cooperation
        ………………………………………………………Song Junying
    Chapter 28  China-Central Asia Relations: Mutual Reliance, Common Development
        ………………………………………………………Li Ziguo
    Chapter 29  China-Africa Relations: Transformation and Win-Win Cooperation
        …………………………………………………………Zeng Aiping
    Chapter 30  China-Latin America and the Caribbean Relations: Forging Ahead with New Momentum
        …………………………………………………………Ning Shengnan
    Chapter 31  China- Arab Countries Relations: Making Active Progress and Striving for Further Improvement
        …………………………………………………………Su Lixin
    Chapter 32  China-South Pacific Countries Relations: Forging Ahead with Remarkable Achievements
        …………………………………………………………Zhu Zhongbo
   

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