Return of the Dragon

Contents: Danny S. L. Paau: Dragon Returned: a New Balance in Sino-US Relations in a Vastly Changed World - Julia Chang Bloch: US China Policy: New Realism in a New Century - Jing-dong Yuan: Managing the Dragon's Rise: the China Policy of the Bush Administration - Priscilla Roberts: Changing US Perceptions of China from David Bruce to the New Century - Gerald Chan: Responsibility and Compliance in China's World Trade Organisation (WTO) Policy: Implications for Sino-US Relations - Herbert S. Yee: Into the New Century: Reconsidering the 'China Threat' Factor in Sino-US Relations - Alexander Lukin: Russo-US Rapprochement and Sino-Russian Relations After September 11 - Brian Bridges/Ren Yue: Prawns and Whales: the Two Koreas between China and the United States - Charles Burton: North Korea as a Key Factor in Post-September 11 Sino-US Relations - Ian J. Storey: Australia and Sino-US Relations: Balancing Economic Opportunities with Alliance Commitments - Ting Wai: The Changing Balance of Power in South Asia and the Chinese Security Environment: Implications for Sino-US Relations - Aileen San Pablo-Baviera: The Post-Cold War Strategic Interests of China and ASEAN: the Role of the United States - Ming K. Chan: In the Shadow of Containment: Hong Kong in Cold War Sino-US Security Concerns.

The Editors: Danny Paau is a Scholar-in-Residence at the Department of Education Studies at the Hong Kong Baptist University and has just completed his tenure as Professor of History at the same University. He has authored several publications on modern China, the question of Taiwanese independence and Sino-US relations.
Herbert Yee is a Professor of Politics and International Relations at the Hong Kong Baptist University. His publications include studies about the political culture in China, processes of transition and the international perception of China.