China's Rise and International Norms

China's Rise and International Norms: A CJIP Reader (Edited by Sun Xuefeng, Matt Ferchen and M. Taylor Fravel)

Part I Evolution of International Norms

• Yan Xuetong, International Leadership and Norm Evolution
• Xu Jin, The Evolution of International Laws of War
• Takashi Inoguchi, World Order Debates in the Twentieth Century: Through the Eyes of the Two-level Game and the Second Image (Reversed)

Part II China's Participation in International Organization

• Li Xiaojun, Social Rewards and Socialization Effects: An Alternative Explanation for the Motivation Behind China’s Participation in International Institutions
• Joel Wuthnow, China and the Processes of Cooperation in UN Security Council Deliberations
• Chen Dingding, China's Participation in the International Human Rights Regime: A State Identity Perspective

Part III International Norms and China's Domestic Politics

• Wang Ronghua and Chen Hanxi, International Institutions and the Chinese Red Cross Legislation
• Yu Hongyuan, International Institutions and Transformation of China's Decision-making on Climate Change Policy

Part IV China's Rise and International Norms

• Barry Buzan, China in International Society: Is ‘Peaceful Rise’ Possible?
• Zhang Yongjin and Barry Buzan, The Tributary System as International Society in Theory and Practice
• Qin Yaqing, Rule, Rules, and Relations: Towards a Synthetic Approach to Governance

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