Yuchao Zhu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3696746 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yuchao Zhu |
| NOMBRES | Yuchao |
| APELLIDO | Zhu |
| FIRMA | ZHU Y |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Regina |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0277-200X |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Old Bottle, New Wine’? Xinjiang Bingtuan and China’s ethnic frontier governance
Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (Xinjiang Shengchan Jianshe Bingtuan—shortened form Bingtuan) is a distinctive military agricultural settlement and production institution in China’s western region, Xinjiang. It is also a modern form of China’s traditional ethnic frontier governing mechanism. This article discusses Bingtuan’s historical precedents, modern development and innovative change for Xinjiang governance. In an examination of Bi…
Making Sense of Canada’s Public Image in China
A country’s image is the product largely of one nation’s socially constructed perception (or misperception) of another nation. A country’s image may seem politically insignificant, but its image and associated identity are often socially meaningful and have an important impact on the overall milieu for narratives and discourses in international relations. This essay intends to make sense of Canada’s image among Chinese. It first defines the conce…
China and International 'Human Rights Diplomacy
China has developed a multi-tier strategy in its human rights diplomacy. It has three aspects: in the multilateral international human rights arena, China’s approach is dominated by the sovereignty principle and organising like-minded countries into a coalition; in bilateral diplomatic channels, China follows a combined policy of dialogue, negotiation, bargaining and supplementary economic incentives; and on certain international human rights iss…
Performance Legitimacy” and China’s Political Adaptation Strategy
Ethnic Disputes in International Politics
In a world where most nations are multinational states, ethnic issues often become serious trans-national concerns, as they could potentially lead to international conflicts. This article first puts ethnic issues in the perspective of contemporary international relations through identifying three different manifestations of international ethnic disputes. Then the article examines ethnic issues in the context of international law and norms, especi…
Industrial Relations in China . Bill Taylor , Chang Kai , Qi Li
China's Fate as a Multinational State
After the collapse of the two communist multinational states, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the fact that China survives as the only communist multinational state poses an interesting question: why does China remain intact and how long will it be able to survive in its present state? This paper tries to address these questions. The analysis is centred on three areas: the formation and characteristics of China's ethnic minorities and their role…
Ethnic minority issues in China's foreign policy
As a multinational state, China's ethnic minority issue (e.g. Tibet and Xinjiang) is always a large political concern. China often treats this issue exclusively as a sovereignty matter and refutes outside criticism. What is the viable explanation of China's position? Is China's behavior consistent with the global norms and international law, especially the principle of national self-determination? This paper addresses these questions through an e…
Workers, Unions and the State
Migrant workers present a new challenge both to China's increasingly diversified industrial relations and to its state-society relationship, especiallyvis-à-visChina's developmental state. Through an examination of the situation of migrant workers in the country's labour-intensive foreign investment enterprises, this article argues that it is difficult to establish tripartite industrial relations in China and that pluralistic labour organizations…
Correlation between Indian Ocean summer monsoon and North Atlantic climate during the Holocene
Performance Legitimacy” and China’s Political Adaptation Strategy
Old Bottle, New Wine’? Xinjiang Bingtuan and China’s ethnic frontier governance
Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (Xinjiang Shengchan Jianshe Bingtuan—shortened form Bingtuan) is a distinctive military agricultural settlement and production institution in China’s western region, Xinjiang. It is also a modern form of China’s traditional ethnic frontier governing mechanism. This article discusses Bingtuan’s historical precedents, modern development and innovative change for Xinjiang governance. In an examination of Bi…
China's Fate as a Multinational State
After the collapse of the two communist multinational states, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the fact that China survives as the only communist multinational state poses an interesting question: why does China remain intact and how long will it be able to survive in its present state? This paper tries to address these questions. The analysis is centred on three areas: the formation and characteristics of China's ethnic minorities and their role…
Ethnic minority issues in China's foreign policy
As a multinational state, China's ethnic minority issue (e.g. Tibet and Xinjiang) is always a large political concern. China often treats this issue exclusively as a sovereignty matter and refutes outside criticism. What is the viable explanation of China's position? Is China's behavior consistent with the global norms and international law, especially the principle of national self-determination? This paper addresses these questions through an e…
Correlation between Indian Ocean summer monsoon and North Atlantic climate during the Holocene
Workers, Unions and the State
Migrant workers present a new challenge both to China's increasingly diversified industrial relations and to its state-society relationship, especiallyvis-à-visChina's developmental state. Through an examination of the situation of migrant workers in the country's labour-intensive foreign investment enterprises, this article argues that it is difficult to establish tripartite industrial relations in China and that pluralistic labour organizations…
Ethnic minority issues in China's foreign policy
As a multinational state, China's ethnic minority issue (e.g. Tibet and Xinjiang) is always a large political concern. China often treats this issue exclusively as a sovereignty matter and refutes outside criticism. What is the viable explanation of China's position? Is China's behavior consistent with the global norms and international law, especially the principle of national self-determination? This paper addresses these questions through an e…
Ethnic Disputes in International Politics
In a world where most nations are multinational states, ethnic issues often become serious trans-national concerns, as they could potentially lead to international conflicts. This article first puts ethnic issues in the perspective of contemporary international relations through identifying three different manifestations of international ethnic disputes. Then the article examines ethnic issues in the context of international law and norms, especi…
Industrial Relations in China . Bill Taylor , Chang Kai , Qi Li
China's Fate as a Multinational State
After the collapse of the two communist multinational states, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the fact that China survives as the only communist multinational state poses an interesting question: why does China remain intact and how long will it be able to survive in its present state? This paper tries to address these questions. The analysis is centred on three areas: the formation and characteristics of China's ethnic minorities and their role…
China and International 'Human Rights Diplomacy
China has developed a multi-tier strategy in its human rights diplomacy. It has three aspects: in the multilateral international human rights arena, China’s approach is dominated by the sovereignty principle and organising like-minded countries into a coalition; in bilateral diplomatic channels, China follows a combined policy of dialogue, negotiation, bargaining and supplementary economic incentives; and on certain international human rights iss…
Performance Legitimacy” and China’s Political Adaptation Strategy
Making Sense of Canada’s Public Image in China
A country’s image is the product largely of one nation’s socially constructed perception (or misperception) of another nation. A country’s image may seem politically insignificant, but its image and associated identity are often socially meaningful and have an important impact on the overall milieu for narratives and discourses in international relations. This essay intends to make sense of Canada’s image among Chinese. It first defines the conce…
Old Bottle, New Wine’? Xinjiang Bingtuan and China’s ethnic frontier governance
Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (Xinjiang Shengchan Jianshe Bingtuan—shortened form Bingtuan) is a distinctive military agricultural settlement and production institution in China’s western region, Xinjiang. It is also a modern form of China’s traditional ethnic frontier governing mechanism. This article discusses Bingtuan’s historical precedents, modern development and innovative change for Xinjiang governance. In an examination of Bi…
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