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This book presents a post-COVID glimpse at how top Chinese policymakers and intellectuals understand China's future in global international relations, reviewing the global economy, Chinas economy, society and diplomacy, and the international situation. Ten researchers review Chinas diplomacy and give their outlooks in the book. Topics discussed include: the new round of technological revolution and Industrial Revolution, the role of WTO in developing countries, the ups and downs of the Sino-US and Sino-American rivalry, the functioning of the UN General Assembly from a Chinese perspective, Chinas role in restoring the world after COVID-19 pandemic, and the Beijing-led Belt and Road Initiative. This book will be of interest to development economists, scholars of politics and international relations, and scholars of comparative politics. Bin Zhang is Researcher and Deputy Director at the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
On the Accelerated Expansion of the New Industrial Revolution and the Direction of Global Governance Change -- Should China join the CPTPP? -- Perception of "Great Once- in- a -Century Transformations" -- China-U.S. Competition and the Staged Attributes and Goals of the Belt and Road Initiative -- Global Governance Changes and Chinas Response- The Supply of Global Public Goods -- The UNs Big Agenda: Building an Inclusive Global Cooperation Framework -- The Interaction Between the Belt and Road Initiative and the Global Governance System:A Typological Analysis -- The Global Governance Dilemma in the Pandemic Shock and its Root Causes -- Political Logics and Challenges of Global Governance: An IPE Perspective.