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Search within results (((SU Chang-he[Author]) AND 1[Journal]) AND year[Order]) AND OR NOT Title Author Institution Keyword Abstract PACS DOI Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Ris BibTeX Toggle Thumbnails Select Domestic-International Interactions and Expansion of China’s Foreign Relations SU Chang-he Teaching and Research    2009, (10): 38-41.   Abstract （1257）      PDF（pc） （660KB）（1737）       Knowledge map    Save The cooperative form of domestic-international politics contributes to Chinese foreign relations extension in international society.This essay differentiates three categories of domestic-international politics interaction,that is independence,interdependence,and integration,and discusses China’s evolving relaionship with international society since 1949 under this framework.It concludes that better cooperation between domestic and international politics facilitate domestic progress and foreign extension,and suggests that China should learn to introduce its domestic successful developmmental experience to international area in case of enhancing doemstic-international politics cooperation. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0） Select World Politics in Transition and Its Implications to the Study of China’s International Relations SU Chang-he Teaching and Research    2005, (11): 32-35.   Abstract （1110）      PDF（pc） （340KB）（1576）       Knowledge map    Save This essay explores the role of global public issues in facilitating the transition of world politics,and also lists some important research issues for the study of Chinese international relations in the context of world politics in transition.The author points out that it is necessary for us to consider China’s changing diplomacy in the world and its implications to global governance.The author emphasizes that Chinese scholars should pay special attention to researches on Zhoubianism and Zhoubian institutions which constitute the most important part of China’s approach to regional governance. Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0）