International Studies 2005 Issue 3 Increasingly Important China Element in the World Pattern

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International Studies
0452-8832
2005 Issue 3

Increasingly Important China Element in the World Pattern
Ma Zhengang

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Strategic Significance of Deepening Sino-Russian Relations
Wang Haiyun

..............page:5-8

Viewing China's Peaceful Development from the Perspective of the International Order Transformation
Ruan Zongze

..............page:9-14

Reforms in Arab Countries and the Development of Sino-Arab Relations
Yao Kuangyi

..............page:15-19,4

An Analysis of the Criticism Made by Righteous American Scholars on the "China Threat"
Tao Jiyi

..............page:20-24,33

The Bandung Conference --A Milestone in the History of Modern International Relations
Yin Chengde

..............page:25-29

Viewing the Development Trends of European-American Relations from Bush's Visit to Europe
Cai Fangbo

..............page:30-33

Differences between the United States and Europe on Human Rights in the Anti-Terror War
Shen Yamei

..............page:34-37,14

The US Cognition of the "Islamic Threat" and Its Policy Transformation
Gao Zugui

..............page:38-43

The US Way of Thinking in Its Strategy towards China
Zhang Liping

..............page:44-48

Trends for Bush's Middle East Policy in His Second Term
Zhao Qinghai

..............page:49-53

Exploiting "Greater Europe"--the Development of EU's Peripheral Diplomacy
Xing Hua

..............page:54-57,48

Some Thoughts on Economic and Trade Frictions between China and the Outside World
Jing Yuechun

..............page:58-61

Several Queries about the Western Realistic Theory on International Politics
Li Xing

..............page:62-65,43

How Europe Views America
Fraser Cameron

..............page:66-70

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