Yu Keping, Ph.D. (1988) in Political Science, Peking University, is University Chair Professor & Director of PKU Research Center for Chinese Politics. He has published extensively on political philosophy and China's political reform. His publications include Democracy Is a Good Thing (Brookings Institute Press, 2008).

"There is no question that Yu has curated a rich collection of essays of value to scholars focused on the topic of China and global governance, as well as to those needing a handy introduction to leading Chinese scholars’ writings on global governance. It offers a valuable sample of the debates among China’s policy-oriented elite in the lead up to Xi Jinping’s declaration at the Nineteenth Party Congress in 2017 that China would 'take an active part in reforming and developing the global governance system.'” – Carla P. Freeman, The China Quarterly 251 (September 2022)

• ForewordList of Tables and FiguresList of ContributorsTowards Global Good Governancepart 1: China towards Global Governance1 Global Governance Trends and China’s Strategic ChoiceYu Keping2 How China Participates in Global GovernanceCai Tuo3 Challenges in Global Governance and China’s SolutionHe Fan, Feng Weijiang and Xu Jin4 Global Security Governance and China’s ChoiceLi Dongyan5 Global Climate Governance and China’s Strategic ChoiceXu Lin and Chen Ying6 The Impact of Global Governance on National GovernanceWu Zhicheng7 Building National Governance, Global Governance and the World OrderChen Zhiminpart 2: Difficulties and Solutions in Global Governance8 Institutional Predicament and Reform of Global GovernanceLu Jing9 The Goal and Prospect of Global Good GovernanceZhang Shengjun10 A Discussion on Building a New Global Governance FrameworkWang Yi11 Global Commons: From “Partial” to “Global” GovernanceZhang Ming12 Emerging Economies and the Structural Transformation of Global Economic GovernanceXu Xiujun13 UN Reform and the Future of Global GovernanceResearch Group, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR)