China and the Asia-Pacific

Transformations in China’s Soft Power toward ASEAN

November 24, 2008

Among U.S.-led like-minded alliances, a nascent China policy position has been formulated based on the idea of “international socialization” [1]. The idea is to enmesh states in a compound network structured by international...

Category: China Brief, Foreign Policy, China and the Asia-Pacific

PLAs Mechanization and Informationization Come of Age: Sharpening and Vanguard-2008

November 24, 2008

The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is developing a force that resembles the efforts of the Soviet Army in East Germany in 1986, which was creating an Operational ‘Shock Division’ of three regiments with each regiment containing...

Category: China Brief, Military/Security, China and the Asia-Pacific

Arms Sales and the Future of U.S.-Taiwan-China Relations

November 24, 2008

The outgoing Bush Administration made an 11th hour decision to notify the U.S. Congress on October 3—a day before Congress went into recess ahead of the groundbreaking November presidential election in the United States—that a...

Category: China Brief, Featured, Military/Security, China and the Asia-Pacific

Beijing's Stimulus Plan: Preemptive Crisis Management

November 24, 2008

China’s $586 billion (4 trillion yuan) stimulus package, which was announced before last weekend’s G20 Summit in Washington, has been hailed as indicative of Beijing’s commitment to stave off further bleeding from the global...

Category: China Brief, Willy’s Corner, Economics, China and the Asia-Pacific

China's Strategic Engagement with Latin America

November 24, 2008

Ten days before Chinese President Hu Jintao left Beijing to attend the G20 Summit hosted by President George W. Bush in Washington on November 15 (China Brief, November 7), Zhongnanhai released its first policy white paper on...

Category: China Brief, In a Fortnight, China and the Asia-Pacific, Foreign Policy

China’s Policy Toward Iran: Arms for Oil?

November 18, 2008

Major powers deliberated on September 19 in Washington over a fourth round of UN sanctions against Iran to curb its nuclear program, but deliberations ended with no firm commitments amid Chinese and Russian opposition to stronger...

Category: China Brief, China and the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Foreign Policy

Beijing’s Glorification of the “China Model” Could Blunt Its Enthusiasm for Reforms

November 18, 2008

While Beijing has reiterated its willingness to help combat the international financial crisis, the Hu Jintao-Wen Jiabao administration has stopped short of making substantial commitments to the global rescue effort. This is...

Category: China Brief, Domestic/Social, China and the Asia-Pacific, Willy’s Corner

China Cautious Toward G-20 Summit

November 18, 2008

According to Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Qin Gang, Chinese President Hu Jintao will attend the G20 Economic Summit to be held in Washington DC on November 15. At a press conference on November 4, Spokesperson Qin...

Category: China and the Asia-Pacific, China Brief, In a Fortnight, Economics

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