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"On the 27th and 28th of november 2012 in Beijing, China Center for Contemporary World Studies (CCCWS) and China Foundation for Peace and Development (CFPD) cosponsored the The Contemporary World Multilateral Dialogue, the theme of which was the changing world and China in development more 140 scholars and experts from approximatelly 30 countries. This book is the collection of papers and speechs relating to the multilateral dialogue. "

"In the next decade China's actions on the world stage will affect us all. A new superpower, with the largest population and GDP on the globe, there are now fears that China is becoming more assertive. Here, award-winning China expert Kerry Brown guides us through China's foreign policy, from its skirmishes with US Navy destroyers in the South China Sea to its arguments with Japan over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands and its increased displays of military prowess - including huge investments in cyber warfare. Brown also assesses China's extraordinary plan to create a `New Silk Road' across Central Asia - one of the biggest infrastructure project in modern history. In doing so he seeks to answer a simple question: what does China want? The answer lies in the unique way China thinks about the world. A comprehensive analysis by one of the world's most recognised and respected authorities, and based upon unparalleled research into Chinese leaders, their beliefs and their instincts, China's World is an essential read for the Western world."

"The content of this book includes: Chinas peaceful development path and the connotation of the concept of a harmonious world, Chinas peaceful development and international order, Chinas peaceful development and the process of economic globalization, Chinas peaceful development and Chinas diplomatic relations, adhere to peaceful development and promote the construction of a harmonious world."

"Kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia muncul sejak prinsip Bebas Aktif diperkenalkan melalui pidato Mohammad Hatta. Mulai era otoriter hingga demokrasi, kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia telah mengalami berbagai dinamika perumusan di tingkat domestik dan pengimplementasiannya di tingkat regional maupun global. Sejak tulisan Hatta dimuat di Foreign Affairs (1953), sejumlah literatur telah mengkaji dinamika kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia. Setelah 70 tahun berlalu, perkembangan kajian kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia memerlukan peninjauan melalui tinjauan pustaka. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk meninjau perkembangan literatur mengenai kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia. Tulisan ini meninjau 55 literatur terakreditasi internasional mengenai kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia. Berdasarkan pada metode taksonomi, literatur-literatur tersebut dibagi ke dalam lima kategori tematis yang terdiri atas (1) Prinsip Bebas Aktif dalam kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia, (2) cara pandang kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia, (3) aktivisme kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia, (4) Islam dalam kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia, dan (5) demokrasi dalam kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia, serta kategori lain yang berisi literatur-literatur bertema selain yang telah disebutkan. Tinjauan pustaka ini berupaya untuk menyingkap konsensus, perdebatan, dan kesenjangan dalam topik ini. Selain itu, tulisan ini turut menunjukkan sejumlah tren dalam pengkajian kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia seperti persebaran tema, persebaran asal penulis, serta tren perspektif. Tinjauan pustaka ini mengidentifikasi bahwa aktivisme regional Indonesia merupakan tema paling dominan dalam pengkajian kebijakan luar negeri, sementara Realisme merupakan perspektif paling dominan. Tinjauan juga menggarisbawahi dominasi tulisan argumentatif dalam pengkajian kebijakan luar negeri Indonesia. Tulisan ini kemudian merekomendasikan sejumlah agenda penulisan lanjutan dan menggarisbawahi pentingnya melakukan diversifikasi ragam perspektif, dengan penekanan pada penggunaan perspektif pascapositivisme.

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Indonesia’s foreign policy has been emerged since Bebas Aktif was first introduced on Mohammad Hatta’s speech. Since the authoritarian until the democratic era, Indonesia has experienced the dynamics of its policy-making and policy-implementing in the regional and global landscape. Since Hatta’s writing was published in Foreign Affairs (1953), numbers of literatures have captured the dynamics of the country’s foreign policy. About 70 years after, the development of the literatures on the academic realm now needs to be reviewed using the literature review. This paper aims to review the development of Indonesia’s foreign policy literatures. It reviews 55 internationally accredited literatures about Indonesia’s foreign policy. Based on taxonomy method, the literatures will be divided into five theme-based categories which consist of (1) Bebas Aktif as the foundation of Indonesia’s foreign policy, (2) Indonesia’s foreign policy worldview, (3) Indonesia’s foreign policy activism, (4) Islam in Indonesia’s foreign policy, and (5) democracy in Indonesia’s foreign policy, alongside another grouping consisting of literatures aside the aforementioned themes. The literature review seeks to unveil the conventional wisdoms, the debates, and the gaps of this topic. Besides, it also seeks to show some trends in the writing of Indonesia’s foreign policy such as the distribution of its themes, distribution of the authors’ origin, and the paradigmatic trend. The literature review identifies that Indonesia’s activism in the region is the most dominant theme in the literatures of Indonesia’s foreign policy, while Realism is the most dominant perspective used by the literatures. The review also highlights the dominance of argumentative paper in the writing of Indonesia’s foreign policy. It then recommends some proposed further researches and highlights the need to diversify the perspectives with emphasis on the post-positivist ones."

"This Whitehall Paper is an examination of China's relations over its western borders, looking at the interplay between China's relations with South and Central Asia, and its relations with other great adjacent powers. Based on a two-year research project that included travel and workshops in South and Central Asia, this Paper examines Beijing's changing impact and relationship with its near neighbourhood. Conceived prior to the announcement of Xi Jinping's 'Belt and Road Initiative' research for this report was undertaken in the shadow of the September 2013 announcement and the 'Belt and Road' ultimately proved to be the driving framework under which this report was drafted. The report sketches out the roots of the initiative, and how it is being felt on the ground, exploring in detail how it is being received in China's immediate neighbourhood where its impact is most significant for China."

"The rise of China is changing the strategic landscape globally and regionally. How states respond to potential threats posed by this new power arrangement will be crucial to international relations for the coming decades. This book builds on existing realist and rationalist concepts of balancing, bandwagoning, commitment problems, and asymmetric information to craft explanations about how states respond when faced with potential threats. Specifically, the book explores the role different types of uncertainty play in potential balancing situations. Particular focus is paid to the nature of the rising state's actions, the balance of forces, and the value of delay"