Introduction: A Xi change in policy?
@article{Breslin2021IntroductionAX,
title={Introduction: A Xi change in policy?},
author={Shaun Breslin and P Zhongqi},
journal={The British Journal of Politics and International Relations},
year={2021},
volume={23},
pages={197 - 209}
}Have China’s international relations changed fundamentally under Xi Jinping? Or is it rather a matter of heading in the same direction as before, but with a considerable increase in pace accompanied by a greater confidence in outlining where this journey is taking China (and as a consequence, the world as well)? This introduction outlines some of the collective conclusions of the special issue as a whole, and in explaining the rationale for constructing it, pays tribute to John Peterson’s…
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