China’s Multilateralism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia: A relational perspective

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	China’s Multilateralism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia: A relational perspective
	Wang, J. W.; Song, W. Q.
	2020-07-01
Source Publication	Regionalism and Multilateralism: Politics, Economics, Culture
Publication Place	Abingdon, the UK and New York, the USA
Publisher	Routledge
Pages	205-235
Abstract	One salient feature of China’s diplomacy in recent decades has been its increasing embrace of multilateralism in its foreign policy. The traditional approach to studying China’s multilateral diplomacy, however, has tended to focus on the geopolitical and instrumental motivations and considerations behind China’s regional multilateralism. This paper explores this issue from the perspective of relational theory and integrative Social Network Analysis (SNA) through two case studies of Central Asia and Southeast Asia. It argues that China’s multilateral and regional diplomacy can be more fully understood by focusing on its multi-layered and multifaceted networking and the social interactions with its neighbouring countries in which China’s identity, interests and norms are shaped and being shaped.
Keyword	multilateralism regionalism relational theory China Central Asia Southeast Asia
URL	View the original
Language	英語English
ISBN	9780367896652
The Source to Article	PB_Publication
PUB ID	50818
Document Type	Book chapter
Collection	DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Corresponding Author	Song, W. Q.
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Wang, J. W.,Song, W. Q.. China’s Multilateralism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia: A relational perspective[M]. Regionalism and Multilateralism: Politics, Economics, Culture, Abingdon, the UK and New York, the USA:Routledge, 2020, 205-235.
APA	Wang, J. W.., & Song, W. Q. (2020). China’s Multilateralism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia: A relational perspective. Regionalism and Multilateralism: Politics, Economics, Culture, 205-235.

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