Panel 5: Tradition and Modernity in Chinese Foreign Policy

 

Thursday 28 June 2007, pm session

 

Convenors:

 

Prof William Callahan, BICC Co-Director, University of Manchester, Callahan@manchester.ac.uk

 

Dr Elena Barabantseva, BICC postdoctoral fellow, University of Manchester, E.V.Barabantseva@manchester.ac.uk

 

 

Discussant

Professor William A. Callahan

 

Panelists and Papers

 

Professor Shih Chih-Yu, National Taiwan University

Solving Galton's Problem in International Politics: The Chinese Race for
Harmony.

 

Dr Christopher Hughes, London School of Economics

Function and Essence: The Enduring Role of the Ti-Yong Dichotomy under Globalisation

 

Dr David Kerr, Durham University

Paradoxes of tradition and modernity at the New Frontier: China, Xinjiang, and the third attempt to bring Central Asia under heaven

 

Professor Zhongqi Pan, Fudan University

China’s Changing Image of and Engagement with World Order

 

Ms Suzanne Yang, University of Oxford

Changing Chinese Concepts of World Order:  from Mao to Confucius?

 

Zhang Qingmin, China Foreign Affairs University

Global Challenges, Domestic Pressures and the Making of China's Foreign Policy