Living with China

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-vii

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2. Introduction: Understanding “Living with China”

   • Shiping Tang

   Pages 1-16

3. Explaining China’s Proactive Engagement in Asia

   • Mingjiang Li

   Pages 17-36

4. The PLA’s Role in China’s Regional Security Strategy

   • Da-peng Qi

   Pages 37-52

5. The Politics and Economics of China’s Economic Presence in Asia: A Preliminary Empirical Assessment

   • Ruobing Liang

   Pages 53-68

6. India and China: Confidence Building through Crises

   • Swaran Singh

   Pages 69-88

7. Indonesia-China Relations: The Politics of Reengagement

   • Rizal Sukma

   Pages 89-106

8. Japan: Reengaging with China Meaningfully

   • Haruko Satoh

   Pages 107-128

9. Coping with Complexity: Trends in Thailand’s and Malaysia’s Relations with China

   • Joseph Chinyong Liow, Mohamed Nawab Mohamed Osman

   Pages 129-152

10. Pakistan-China Relations: The Shadow of Kargil and 9/11

    • Fazal-ur-Rahman

    Pages 153-171

11. Waltzing with Goliath: Philippines-China Engagement in Uncharted Waters

    • Aileen San Pablo

    Pages 173-191

12. Russia and China: The Politics of Solving Problems

    • Alexander Lukin

    Pages 193-210

13. South Korea’s Evolving Relations with a Rising China: Symbiosis or Mere Cohabitation?

    • Jae Ho Chung

    Pages 211-227

14. Grand Strategic Fit and Power Shift: Explaining Turning Points in China-Vietnam Relations

    • Alexander L. Vuving

    Pages 229-245

15. Conclusion: Living with China, but Loving It?

    • Amitav Acharya

    Pages 247-266

16. Back Matter

    Pages 267-270

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Although much ink has been used debating China's rise and its implications for Asia and beyond, few have considered how its neighbors have been living with a rising China. This book fills that vacuum.

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SHIPING TANG is senior fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. 
  
LI MINGJIANG is assistant professor at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. 
  
AMITAV ACHARYA is professor of political science at American University in Washington, D.C. USA.

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