No. 52
China before a World in crisis

China before a World in crisis

Editorial

China Before a World in Crisis
Pere Almeda, Pablo Pareja
Today’s China from within

Xi Jinping launches a New Era for China and the World
Rowan Callick
The Domestic Constraints of China’s Global Leadership Ambition
Baogang He
A Chinese centre of the world? Jing Jin Ji and the remaking of Beijing
Patrick Le Galès
China as an international liberal order superpower

China’s response to the crisis of the international liberal order
Leire Moure
Understanding China in a context of transition
Pablo Pareja
China’s role in the construction of a new geopolitics in Asia and the world
Seán Golden
China – still a fragile superpower in search of its mission
Tim Rühlig
China’s Multilateral Diplomacy
Zhang Qingmin
European visions of today’s China

Normative powers in flux: how the rise of China changed Europe
Anastas Vangeli
Studying China
Xulio Ríos
China in books: major publications in the modern period
Anna Busquets
‘Els xinesos a Catalunya’ (2001) revisited
Joaquín Beltrán Antolín, Amelia Sáiz López
China as an economic, financial and commercial superpower

Chinese Relations with the Global South: evidences from Latin America
Mejie Jiang (蒋梅杰)
Is China an aid superpower?
Chao Zhang
From workers to capitalists in less than two generations: Chinese urban elite transformation between 1988 and 2013
Branko Milanović, Li Yang, Filip Novokmet
Economic Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics
Cuiwen Wang
China as an energy, environment and cultural superpower

China, a global energy powerhouse
Caterina Garcia
China’s ambition for a globally oriented university
Manel Ollé
Global China from a Gender Lens
Cai Yiping, Li Yingtao
China’s Environmental and Climate Change Policies
Anja Senz
China: preferential roads and scenarios

Old roads, new horizons: China and the Belt and Road Initiative
Montserrat Pintado
China and the conflicts in the Middle East
Jordi Quero