Marc Lanteigne is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Tromsø, Norway.

Praise for previous editions:'The best overall analysis of China's engagement in the global political economy currently available in the textbook literature.' -- Lowell Dittmar, University of California, Berkeley, USA'A succinct, authoritative and up-to-date Chinese foreign policy textbook.'-- Andrew Scobell, RAND, USA'In general, this book is an excellent foundation for personnel who need to understand Chinese foreign policy, China’s role in international security, and China’s economic impact on the global market.Maj. Temesha R. Christensen, in AEther, A Journal of Strategic Airpower and Spacepower

• 1. Introduction: The Reconstruction (and Expansion) of Chinese Foreign Policy 2. Who (and What) Makes Chinese Foreign Policy Today? 3. China in the World Economy 4. Multilateralism and International Institutions 5. China’s Military and Emerging Security Concerns 6. The United States Views China (and China Views the United States) 7. China’s Peripheral Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific 8. Moving Beyond the Asia-Pacific: China’s Cross-Regional Foreign Policies

Marc Lanteigne is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Tromsø, Norway.

Praise for previous editions:'The best overall analysis of China's engagement in the global political economy currently available in the textbook literature.' -- Lowell Dittmar, University of California, Berkeley, USA'A succinct, authoritative and up-to-date Chinese foreign policy textbook.'-- Andrew Scobell, RAND, USA'In general, this book is an excellent foundation for personnel who need to understand Chinese foreign policy, China’s role in international security, and China’s economic impact on the global market.Maj. Temesha R. Christensen, in AEther, A Journal of Strategic Airpower and Spacepower

• 1. Introduction: The Reconstruction (and Expansion) of Chinese Foreign Policy 2. Who (and What) Makes Chinese Foreign Policy Today? 3. China in the World Economy 4. Multilateralism and International Institutions 5. China’s Military and Emerging Security Concerns 6. The United States Views China (and China Views the United States) 7. China’s Peripheral Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific 8. Moving Beyond the Asia-Pacific: China’s Cross-Regional Foreign Policies

Marc Lanteigne is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Tromsø, Norway.

Praise for previous editions:'The best overall analysis of China's engagement in the global political economy currently available in the textbook literature.' -- Lowell Dittmar, University of California, Berkeley, USA'A succinct, authoritative and up-to-date Chinese foreign policy textbook.'-- Andrew Scobell, RAND, USA'In general, this book is an excellent foundation for personnel who need to understand Chinese foreign policy, China’s role in international security, and China’s economic impact on the global market.Maj. Temesha R. Christensen, in AEther, A Journal of Strategic Airpower and Spacepower

• 1. Introduction: The Reconstruction (and Expansion) of Chinese Foreign Policy 2. Who (and What) Makes Chinese Foreign Policy Today? 3. China in the World Economy 4. Multilateralism and International Institutions 5. China’s Military and Emerging Security Concerns 6. The United States Views China (and China Views the United States) 7. China’s Peripheral Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific 8. Moving Beyond the Asia-Pacific: China’s Cross-Regional Foreign Policies