Xi Jinping’s ‘Chinese Dream’: China’s Renewed Foreign and Security Policy

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Singh analyses the influence of Xi’s 'Chinese Dream' on China’s foreign relations and security postures. Xi Jinping’s rise has led to a paradigm shift in many aspects of China’s domestic and international politics. A key element of this has been the ideological vision shorthanded as the 'Chinese Dream', combining elements of nationalism, Confucian ideology, and economic expansionism. Singh evaluates the various changes in China’s nominally communist ideology in the post-Mao era, with an emphasis on the implications for China’s economic and security relations with other countries. He particularly focusses on China’s approach to South Asia and the Indian Ocean Region, key elements of China’s strategy. An insightful guide to understanding the direction of China’s foreign and security policy, and especially its impact on India–China relations. Cover Endorsements Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of Tables, Graphics, Appendices and Map Foreword by William A. Stanton Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Glossary of Chinese words (专业术语翻译) 1. The Ideological Laboratory of Xi’s Chinese Dream 2. Convenience and Utility: The CPC and Its Trysts with China’s Culture 3. Xi Jinping’s ‘Chinese Dream’: A Confucian China 4. Mapping the ‘Chinese Dream’: Foreign Policy under Xi Jinping 5. Belt and Road Initiative: Continuity of China’s Foreign Economic Engagements 6. Xi Jinping’s ‘Chinese Dream’ and China’s Security 7. The ‘Chinese Dream’ in South Asia and the Indian Ocean Region 8. Xi Jinping’s ‘Confucian’ Dream: Implications for China and the World Index