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유동원(Yoo Dongwon) 한양대학교 아태지역연구센터 2018 중소연구 Vol.42 No.3
This article examines the China’s diplomatic narratives Under Xi Jinping’s leadership. It focuses on the concept and analyzes the context of this new narrative : Chinese Dream, community of shared destiny for mankind, new model of international relations, and great power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics. Under Xi’s leadership, foreign policy has been named “great power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics,” which confirms that China’s strategic goal of regaining superpower status remains. The Chinese narrative and policy actions are more vigorously spreading all over the world. At the same time, China extensively promotes Asia as a global centre, trying to bypass or ignore the West. Chinese leaders more openly refer to the country’s ancient tradition from a time when China was the world’s centre. China would like to set the tone and lead the world, which indicates that geopolitical competition will become even more apparent. Under “China’s solution,” Xi would like to export Chinese standards, values and principles as more effective and inclusive than those of the West. There is no doubt that China is already exporting its way of thinking worldwide. The PRC is using soft tools(narratives), influencing other countries directly and indirectly. China seems to be effective in convincing others to buy Chinese rhetoric consciously or unconsciously. The Belt and Road Initiative, known and being discussed globally, is a good example.
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유동원(Yoo Dongwon) 21세기정치학회 2008 21세기 정치학회보 Vol.18 No.1
Confidence-building measures(CBMs) aim to lessen anxiety and suspicion by making the parties' behavior more predictable. China’s unprecedented economic opening to the world in the early 1980s has drawn Beijing toward the selective use of CBMs. China’s primary reason for employing CBMs is to satisfy its foreign policy objectives of safeguarding China’'s security and regional peace in order to enhance economic growth. China’'s clear preference is to employ bilateral CBMs, the most successful measures implemented to date include border security agreements and troop withdrawals along China’'s border with Russia, neighboring Central Asian states, and India. During the 1990s, however, Beijing has been able to selectively employ various CBMs to help reduce tensions, to facilitate remarkable economic progress. In cases where Beijing sees clear advantages for China, such as agreements with Russia and Central Asia on border demarcations and subsequent troop reductions, Beijing has placed great importance on the use of CBMs. In other cases where Beijing does not see clear advantages for China, such as outstanding issues with Japan, China has been reluctant to pursue CBMs. While China has made headway in utilizing CBMs, Beijing still has several long-standing territorial disputes with India, Japan, and some ASEAN countries, as well as unresolved issues of sovereignty and reunification with Taiwan. China’'s neighbors are concerned that China is becoming more nationalistic and that its growing economic and military power could be used for coercive purposes. They are also concerned that miscalculations on either side of the Taiwan Strait could lead to war, adversely affecting the entire region. By embracing or resisting CBMs in the future, Beijing can help alleviate or affirm lingering suspicions of its future course in the region.
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