Despite China's alignment with Russia being one of the most significant factors shaping international order, the dynamics of their historic relationships and the sources of China's alignment policy remain under-explored. This book investigates this by analysing the changes in China's national role conception from a cross-level perspective.
Despite China's alignment with Russia being one of the most significant factors shaping international order, the dynamics of their historic relationships and the sources of China's alignment policy remain under-explored. This book investigates this by analysing the changes in China's national role conception from a cross-level perspective.
Guangyi Pan is Lecturer in international political studies at the University of New South Wales, Canberra. His research primarily focuses on asymmetric politics, China's alliance/alignment policy, Sino-Soviet (Russia) relations and the neoclassical realism of International Relations. Guangyi has published journal articles, media reports and analytical pieces in the areas of Indo-Pacific politics, foreign policy analysis and Cold War history. His recent articles appeared in International Affairs, International Relations of Asia-Pacific, Pacific Review, the Chinese Journal of Political Science, Technological Forecasting and Social Change and other journals. He received his PhD in international politics from the University of New South Wales, Sydney in 2024. Previously, he studied at Nanjing University and worked at UNICEF China.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: the myth of the Sino Soviet alliance Part 1. Key concepts Chapter 1. Reviewing the Sino Soviet relationship. Chapter 2. Theoretical development. Chapter 3. Methodology. Part 2. The Sino Soviet split Chapter 4: Brothers in conflict: China's evolving national role conception in the socialist bloc, 1956 1960. Chapter 5: Towards the split: China's changing roles and the struggle for communist leadership, 1960 1966 Part 3. The Sino Soviet normalisation Chapter 6: Defining 'normalisation': China's modernisation and Sino Soviet rapprochement. Chapter 7: 'Farewell to the past': the road to normalisation, 1986 1989. Epilogue: Before the smoking gun: bridging causation across multi level factors
Introduction: the myth of the Sino Soviet alliance Part 1. Key concepts Chapter 1. Reviewing the Sino Soviet relationship. Chapter 2. Theoretical development. Chapter 3. Methodology. Part 2. The Sino Soviet split Chapter 4: Brothers in conflict: China's evolving national role conception in the socialist bloc, 1956 1960. Chapter 5: Towards the split: China's changing roles and the struggle for communist leadership, 1960 1966 Part 3. The Sino Soviet normalisation Chapter 6: Defining 'normalisation': China's modernisation and Sino Soviet rapprochement. Chapter 7: 'Farewell to the past': the road to normalisation, 1986 1989. Epilogue: Before the smoking gun: bridging causation across multi level factors
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