国际组织与中美战略竞争——演变、态势和影响（英文）

Against the intensifying strategic competition among major powers, international organizations have increasingly become a new battlefield of China-US strategic competition, where the US still dominates but China has also gained advantages in some areas. With China’s rising power and influence, the advantage of the US is relatively declining. The US has thus begun to limit China’s growing influence in international organizations and involve in strategic competition with China through internationa...     

Latest News of International Exchanges

China NGO Network for International Exchanges(CNIE)is China’s largest federation of non-governmental organizations involved in international exchanges.In order to share the latest news of member organizations and related organizations,and promote mutual learning of all organizations in terms of international exchanges,from 2018,we will collect and publish information and stories of CNIE member organizations in each season.All organizations are encouraged to contact with us and share their good practice in terms of international exchanges.     

The Origin, Status quo ＆ Prospects of Contemporary China＇s NGOs

With the development of the trend towards multipolarity and economic and information globalization and in the process of deepening of China‘s reform and opening up and establishing a full-fledged socialist market economy, China‘s non-governmental organizations(NGOs) have been gradually growing into an important social force with an increasing role to play in China‘s modernization process.     

A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF GROWTH TRIANGLES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Along with the emergence of a worldwide trend of economic regionalism,theSoutheast Asian countries have taken an initiative in promoting sub-regional e-conomie cooperation,notably in the form of“growth triangles”or“natural eco-nomic territories”.As this new development is helpful to enhance economic com-plementarity and mutual benefit among the member states,it will certainly give agreat impetus to the further development of the Southeast Asian economy.     

Global Governance Reform

President Barack Obama has trumpeted a ＂new era of engagement＂ for the United States. The central components of his strategy include a world order characterized by peaceful accommodation between established and rising powers; the collective management of transnational problems; and the overhaul of international institutions to reflect these shifting power dynamics and the new global agenda. Placing less emphasis than his predecessor on the pursuit of American primacy, Obama envisions--indeed, insists-that other global powers assume new responsibilities. Notwithstanding its multilateral instincts, though, the Obama administration is limited in its practical ability to promote and embrace sweeping reforms to global governance. Therefore, rather than casting its lot entirely with universal organizations like the United Nations, the United States will adopt a pragmatic approach to international cooperation that combines formal institutions with more flexible partnerships to achieve US national interests. The balance sheet for Obama＇s first year in office underscores both the opportunities for and the constraints on global governance reform in the current geopolitical environment.     

The New Wave of Regional Economic Integration

Since the 1990s, various regional economic integration organizations have been mushrooming in the world, forming an unprecedentedly forceful and extensive new wave. The broad-ranged contents, flexible regimes, diverse forms and bright prospects of cooperation are all unparalleled in history.     

China''s India Studies

Over the past 50 years, with the improvement of relationship between India and China, the scope of India studies in China＇s IR research has been broadened and the new areas of studies are being explored. The research agenda of India studies has already extended to the areas like economy, society, culture, security, national strategy and their impact on both bilateral and international relations. In this situation, the focuses of India studies in China＇s IR research can be mainly identified as follows： reviews on India＇s social, political and economic systems; analysis on the national strategy and foreign policy; Sino-Indian relations; India＇s relations with some international organizations. However, even though many fresh progresses have been made in India studies, the India studies in China＇s IR research still lag far behind the study of other important countries like the U.S., UK, Russia and Japan, and more problems and challenges will face in the coming future. The paper believes that a fuller understanding of India probably will not make China and India close friends, but it definitely will help to prevent them from becoming fierce enemies.     

China＇s Foreign Strategy： Constantly Deepening and Broadening

China has been constantly deepening and broadening foreign strategy in accordance with the changes of the world situation. With the Fourth Plenary Session of the Seventeenth CPC Central Committee, the Eleventh Diplomatic Envoy Conference and the Central Economic Working Conference as opportunities, the CPC Central Committee has made a series of new explanations and judgements on China＇s foreign strategy in the new era. China＇s external work has also entered a new period of great development. China has made substantial progress in countering the international financial crisis, promoting global issues such as climate change, maintaining the steady development of relations with major global powers and solidifying its strategy of reliance on surrounding countries. China＇s international status and influence has scaled new heights.     

Considerations of the Respective Parties

Yang: There has appeared a tendency of “Peaceful resolution“ and “multilateral cooperation“ in the process of resolving the Korean nuclear issue. By the way, with regard to topic of our present discussion, I think that “multilateralism“ is more proper than “regionalism. “ Multilateralism usually means, “several countries (at least three countries) work out common rules of behavior in order to jointly resolve international issues“ through long cooperation and in institutional patterns. Its concept is not in contradiction with regionalism. Instead of taking geographic factors and scale as standards, it considers the number of participating countries, their interactive pattern and process as the center.Northeast Asian security can‘t excludes the participation of USA-the only outside party. Although Mongolia, the only Northern Asian country, is most close to Northeast Asia, it has not been included in the framework of the Six-Party talks so far.……     

The Evolution of China’s Security Challenges and Grand Strategy

This article examines changes in China’s security perceptions since 1949 and sketches the evolution of China’s grand strategy. In tracing the evolution of China’s security perceptions and grand strategy since 1949, it identifies elements of change as well as continuity. The changes reflect dramatic developments in the PRC’s capabilities and the international circumstances it faces, both of which have shaped the grand strategic choices of China’s leaders. During most of the Cold War decades, a relatively weak China’s vulnerability to serious military threats from much more powerful adversaries led the CCP to adopt grand strategies focused on coping with a clearly defined external security challenge. After the Cold War and especially in the 21st century, an increasingly complex array of internal and external security concerns confronts China’s leaders with new challenges. The paper concludes with a discussion of the significance of the recently established National Security Commission and offers brief observations about its potential significance for the CCP’s leadership in their fight against the new domestic and international security challenges it faces. The novelty of China’s security challenges at home and abroad in the 21st century is a consequence of the end of the Cold War international order and perhaps more importantly, a consequence of China’s successful modernization since 1979.     

进入新时代的中国外交:开启新航程展现新气象（英文）

China’s diplomacy has made many breakthroughs and important headway in the year of 2017.As socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era,China needs to gain a new outlook,make new accomplishments and take new responsibilities in the conduct of foreign policy,and will continue to act as a responsible major country in a world of great changes,transformations and adjustments.     

On Connotations and Conditions in China's New SOP

In the second 10 years of the 21st century,China finds itself still in the period of strategic opportunity.Connotations and conditions in the period of new strategic opportunity have changed significantly,with China’s own changes at the core.Accordingly,in terms of external work in the new period,China should firmly pursue peaceful development and adhere to promoting the establishment of a harmonious world.     

Pooling Wisdom of the World for World Expo 2010

Shanghai World Expo gathering engrossing interaction to explore symphony as the main 2010 will be a grand man＇s urban life, an with innovation and melody, and a splendid dialogue among human civilizations. At present, preparation work for Expo 2010 is well under way. Over 230 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation, of which almost 200 have signed the participation contract. Joint efforts made by the Expo family members have created a new record in the number of Expo participants. The framework of China Pavilion, Theme Pavilion, the Expo Exhibition Center, the Performance Center and the Expo Axis has almost been completed,     

The United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service(UN-NGLS)

正Civil society is the"third sector"of society,along with government and business.It comprises civil society organizations and non-governmental organizations.The UN recognizes the importance of par tnering with civil society,because it advances the Organization’s ideals,and helps support its work.     

Conducting Chinese Diplomacy Under New Circumstances——Fully Understanding and Implementing the Spirit of the 18th CPC National Congress

The year 2013 will be the first year in the implementation of the spirit of the 18th Party Congress. We should fully understand the new thoughts, new ideas and new judgments put forward in the Report to the Congress concerning China’s external work while continuously striving to improve diplomatic theories and practices with Chinese characteristics and doing a better job under new circumstances.     

在纷繁复杂的国际形势中开创中国外交新局面(英文)

The year of 2013 was a pivotal year for understanding Chinese diplomacy over the coming five to ten years.In 2013,the Communist Party leadership dared to explore new ground and blaze new trails by taking both domestic and foreign policies into account and integrating Chinese characteristics with the necessities of the historical moment.As such,China was able with able to obtain initial results in diplomatic theory with pioneering efforts in practice,thus opening a new page in China’s foreign relations.     

新时代中国海洋维权理念与实践

As China is ushering in a new era of national development,the global environment is becoming increasingly volatile.Faced with a complex situation in the adjacent maritime waters,the leadership of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China(CPC),with Comrade Xi Jinping at its core,has put forward a farsighted and important strategic plan to transform China into a maritime power,including a series of concepts and practices specifically intended to safeguard China’s maritime rights and interests in the new era.A comprehensive analysis and summary of these concepts and practices will not only clarify what these rights and interests are,but it also bears theoretical and practical significance to correctly understand the Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era and the Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy,and better safeguard China’s maritime rights and interests.     

Seeking Common Development While Reserving Differences——Speech at the rally by friendly people＇s organizations from China and Japan

Today, friendly people＇s organizations from China and Japan are gathering here in Tokyo. First of all,please allow me to express our warm congratulations to the successful holding of this rally and heartfelt thanks to Japanese friendly organizations, including Japan-China Friendship Association and JapanChina Association, for their thoughtful arrangements and warm hospitality extended to us.     

China and the Pacific Island Countries

Since formal diplomatic relations between China and Fiji were established in 1975, China has gradually developed its bilateral and multilateral relations with the Pacific islands countries （PICs）. Especially in recent years, China has deepened its involvement in the South Pacific, and its influence in the region has been growing rapidly. Today, China appears to be one of the major players in the South Pacific region. This increased Chinese engagement has drawn wide attention in academic and political circles. While some scholars and analysts take a positive view of such an engagement, others are concerned about the rising presence of China in the region. Is China＇s engagement with the South Pacific a new strategic threat or not？ This paper will examine the major motives underlying China＇s engagement with the South Pacific and analyze the implications of China＇s engagement for the PICs and Australia.     

Latin American Regional Integration Progresses Steadily

With growing globalization, regional integration has witnessed a new round of development with a strong momentum. In recent years, in Latin America, a region that started regional integration earliest among the developing countries, regional integration has been advancing steadily. All kinds of regional and sub-regional cooperation organizations have been strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the political, economic, trade, energy, financial and other fields. Regional cooperation is further enhanced. Latin American integration is in a period of relatively sound development.