Zhaohui Wang is Associate Professor at the School of International Relations and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Xiamen University, China. He holds degrees from University of Warwick (Ph.D.), London School of Economics (M.Sc.) and Renmin University of China (Bachelor). His research lies in the fields of Politics and International Relations, Political Economy, China Studies and Southeast Asian Studies. His academic papers have appeared in Globalizations, Journal of Contemporary China, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Asian Survey among others.

• Chapter 1 China’s Exchange Rate Policy Making An introduction.- Chapter 2 Literature Review and Theoretical Framework.- Chapter 3 The RMB Depeg from the US Dollar, 2003-2005.- Chapter 4 The Faltering RMB Exchange Rate Reform, 2005-2007.- Chapter 5 The Back and Forth of RMB Exchange Rate Reform in Turbulent Times, 2008-2010.- Chapter 6 The Resumption of RMB Exchange Rate Reform and the Internationalization of RMB, 2010-2013.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.

Zhaohui Wang is Associate Professor at the School of International Relations and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Xiamen University, China. He holds degrees from University of Warwick (Ph.D.), London School of Economics (M.Sc.) and Renmin University of China (Bachelor). His research lies in the fields of Politics and International Relations, Political Economy, China Studies and Southeast Asian Studies. His academic papers have appeared in Globalizations, Journal of Contemporary China, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Asian Survey among others.

• Chapter 1 China’s Exchange Rate Policy Making An introduction.- Chapter 2 Literature Review and Theoretical Framework.- Chapter 3 The RMB Depeg from the US Dollar, 2003-2005.- Chapter 4 The Faltering RMB Exchange Rate Reform, 2005-2007.- Chapter 5 The Back and Forth of RMB Exchange Rate Reform in Turbulent Times, 2008-2010.- Chapter 6 The Resumption of RMB Exchange Rate Reform and the Internationalization of RMB, 2010-2013.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.

Zhaohui Wang is Associate Professor at the School of International Relations and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Xiamen University, China. He holds degrees from University of Warwick (Ph.D.), London School of Economics (M.Sc.) and Renmin University of China (Bachelor). His research lies in the fields of Politics and International Relations, Political Economy, China Studies and Southeast Asian Studies. His academic papers have appeared in Globalizations, Journal of Contemporary China, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Asian Survey among others.

• Chapter 1 China’s Exchange Rate Policy Making An introduction.- Chapter 2 Literature Review and Theoretical Framework.- Chapter 3 The RMB Depeg from the US Dollar, 2003-2005.- Chapter 4 The Faltering RMB Exchange Rate Reform, 2005-2007.- Chapter 5 The Back and Forth of RMB Exchange Rate Reform in Turbulent Times, 2008-2010.- Chapter 6 The Resumption of RMB Exchange Rate Reform and the Internationalization of RMB, 2010-2013.- Chapter 7 Conclusion.