Daojiong Zha
Biographic Data
| ID | 3793563 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daojiong Zha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daojiong |
| FAMILY NAME | Zha |
| SIGNATURE | ZHA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2307-3240 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
China and strategic allies of the United States since the mid-2010s
China in international digital economy governance
China ranks prominently in terms of capacity to engage in and benefit from the data-driven world economy. But China is more restrictive than many other countries on digital service imports, in addition to being passive in negotiations towards universal digital economic governance rules at the World Trade Organization. The world’s digital economy is getting more geopolitical, with practices of digital sovereignty and signs of a splinternet on the …
China and southeast Asia in the 2000s: Tension management in the maritime space
Viewed through the standard prisms of international politics, escalation of security tensions is the definitive feature in the evolution of relations between China and Southeast Asia over the last decade. Disagreements over territorial ownership of and rights to the South China Sea sharpened and arguably became the defining feature of regional geopolitics. Yet, China and Southeast Asia have also managed to prove predictions of fateful conflict to…
Chinese Migrant Workers in Japan: Policies, Institutions and Civil Society
This chapter intends to contribute to efforts towards understanding the complexities associated with the surge in Chinese immigration into Japan since the 1990s. It explains about ‘Chinese migrant workers’ concern only those who originate in the people’s republic of China, excluding Taiwan and Hong Kong. The presence of Chinese migrant workers in Japan has given rise to an increase in complaints in Japan about crimes committed by Chinese, notwith…
Debating China’s Energy Security: Competing Thoughts and Policy Options
In China, debates on energy security are diverse and far beyond geopolitical analysis. Findings from the ever-expanding literature indicate two major schools of thought, namely the nationalist and globalist ones, while a pragmatic approach has been prevailing that integrates exploring domestic sources and engaging external actors when needed. The challenges of having to do whatever feasible to meet energy demands and at the same time, pursuing al…
China's Economic Diplomacy: Focusing on the Asia-Pacific Region
Of all the major activities and initiatives by the fifth-generation Chinese leadership, formally inaugurated in 2012, those relating to the Asia-Pacific region are the most noteworthy. The past two years witnessed the Chinese leadership enunciating a "Chinese Dream" vision for the nation and offering to share the prospects of prosperity and stability with the entire Asia-Pacific region and beyond. The leadership also adopted a "new normal" mode, …
Energy security in China–European Union relations: Framing Further Efforts of Collaboration
The aim of this article is to help frame the China–EU dialogue on energy security, formally established in 2012, yet in reality adding to decades of sustained dialogue and collaboration to address energy development and policy-making in China. The paper begins by noting that the lack of mutual energy dependence between the EU and China can place a limit to the attractiveness of the security dimension of energy as a topic for further dialogue. Chi…
Food in China's international relations
Food is a tireless referent in international relations studies about China and its ties with the rest of the world. This paper addresses two contemporary issues. First, why is China so sensitive about grain self-sufficiency? Second, why does there seem to be a lack of effective dialogue between epistemic communities in China and outside over China's overseas agricultural activities? The first part of the paper reviews the development of China's a…
Promoting Energy Partnership in Beijing and Washington
Although China and the United States do not rely on one another for energy supplies, the prospects for energy to become a cause for more serious clashes are high. Both countries should move beyond dialogue toward a true partnership that can confront the common challenges they face as importers. © 2007 by The Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
China's energy security: Domestic and international issues
China Inside Out: Contemporary Chinese Nationalism and Transnationalism
The "war on terror" has generated a scramble for expertise on Islamic or Asian "culture" and revived support for area studies, but it has done so at the cost of reviving the kinds of dangerous generalizations that area studies have rightly been accused of. This book provides a much-needed perspective on area studies, a perspective that is attentive to both manifestations of "traditional culture" and the new global relationships in which they are …
The Straits of Malacca: Gateway or Gauntlet? by Donald B. Freeman
"The Straits of Malacca: Gateway or Gauntlet? by Donald B. Freeman." Canadian Journal of History, 39(2), pp. 411–412
The Taiwan problem in Japan-China relations: An irritant or destroyer
Localizing the South China Sea problem: The case of China's Hainan
This paper adopts the local government as a unit of inquiry for understanding the South China Sea problem. It examines the case of Hainan Province, which was designated by the central government of China to administer its claims to ownership of natural resources in the disputed waters. It investigates the political economy of the interactions between the national government of China and the provincial government of Hainan in pursuing China's agen…
Security in the South China Sea
Daojiong Zha [*] In modern East Asia, the pursuit of is a particularly problematic enterprise. Until the European explorers reached the Asian shores, the ideas/principles of nation-state and relations-as was enshrined in the Treaty of Westphalia were alien to the rulers of Asian empires. Subsequent European and North American contacts with East Asia led to colonization by, first, Western and, later, Japanese militaries. The end of World War II in…
Mischief Reef: Geopolitics and implications
This article examines the Mischief Reef and Scarborough Shoal disputes in the context of the dynamic political interaction between China, the Philippines, ASEAN and the United States. A review of recent development indicates that these particular incidents and the Spratly disputes in general have increased in intensity and complexity drawing in ASEAN and the United States. China is the main player and several conclusion are drawn regarding its st…
Introduction: Globalization and local governments in East Asia
China and the May 1998 riots of Indonesia: Exploring the issues
This paper explores the causes for China's change of policy from silence to making public demands that Indonesia do more to protect its ethnic Chinese population in the wake of the riots in Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia in May 1998. First, China saw it in its own interest to minimize potential damages to its state-to-state ties with Indonesia, allowing as little room as possible for Taiwan to exploit in the long-lasting China-Taiwan diplom…
"Chinese considerations of "economic security
Chinese Perspectives on International Political Economy
A “greater China“: The political economy of Chinese national reunification
This paper sees “Greater China” as a would‐be reunited China that includes the present PRC, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. The coming into being of a “Greater China” hinges on future domestic politics in the PRC and Taiwan and among the triangle of Beijing‐Taipei‐Hong Kong. It also hinges on American, British, and Japanese policies addressing the current trends of economic integration and political accommodation among the three Chinese entities. Of…
China's energy security: Domestic and international issues
China Inside Out: Contemporary Chinese Nationalism and Transnationalism
The "war on terror" has generated a scramble for expertise on Islamic or Asian "culture" and revived support for area studies, but it has done so at the cost of reviving the kinds of dangerous generalizations that area studies have rightly been accused of. This book provides a much-needed perspective on area studies, a perspective that is attentive to both manifestations of "traditional culture" and the new global relationships in which they are …
Localizing the South China Sea problem: The case of China's Hainan
This paper adopts the local government as a unit of inquiry for understanding the South China Sea problem. It examines the case of Hainan Province, which was designated by the central government of China to administer its claims to ownership of natural resources in the disputed waters. It investigates the political economy of the interactions between the national government of China and the provincial government of Hainan in pursuing China's agen…
Mischief Reef: Geopolitics and implications
This article examines the Mischief Reef and Scarborough Shoal disputes in the context of the dynamic political interaction between China, the Philippines, ASEAN and the United States. A review of recent development indicates that these particular incidents and the Spratly disputes in general have increased in intensity and complexity drawing in ASEAN and the United States. China is the main player and several conclusion are drawn regarding its st…
Food in China's international relations
Food is a tireless referent in international relations studies about China and its ties with the rest of the world. This paper addresses two contemporary issues. First, why is China so sensitive about grain self-sufficiency? Second, why does there seem to be a lack of effective dialogue between epistemic communities in China and outside over China's overseas agricultural activities? The first part of the paper reviews the development of China's a…
China and the May 1998 riots of Indonesia: Exploring the issues
This paper explores the causes for China's change of policy from silence to making public demands that Indonesia do more to protect its ethnic Chinese population in the wake of the riots in Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia in May 1998. First, China saw it in its own interest to minimize potential damages to its state-to-state ties with Indonesia, allowing as little room as possible for Taiwan to exploit in the long-lasting China-Taiwan diplom…
Promoting Energy Partnership in Beijing and Washington
Although China and the United States do not rely on one another for energy supplies, the prospects for energy to become a cause for more serious clashes are high. Both countries should move beyond dialogue toward a true partnership that can confront the common challenges they face as importers. © 2007 by The Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Chinese considerations of "economic security
China and southeast Asia in the 2000s: Tension management in the maritime space
Viewed through the standard prisms of international politics, escalation of security tensions is the definitive feature in the evolution of relations between China and Southeast Asia over the last decade. Disagreements over territorial ownership of and rights to the South China Sea sharpened and arguably became the defining feature of regional geopolitics. Yet, China and Southeast Asia have also managed to prove predictions of fateful conflict to…
Energy security in China–European Union relations: Framing Further Efforts of Collaboration
The aim of this article is to help frame the China–EU dialogue on energy security, formally established in 2012, yet in reality adding to decades of sustained dialogue and collaboration to address energy development and policy-making in China. The paper begins by noting that the lack of mutual energy dependence between the EU and China can place a limit to the attractiveness of the security dimension of energy as a topic for further dialogue. Chi…
The Taiwan problem in Japan-China relations: An irritant or destroyer
Security in the South China Sea
Daojiong Zha [*] In modern East Asia, the pursuit of is a particularly problematic enterprise. Until the European explorers reached the Asian shores, the ideas/principles of nation-state and relations-as was enshrined in the Treaty of Westphalia were alien to the rulers of Asian empires. Subsequent European and North American contacts with East Asia led to colonization by, first, Western and, later, Japanese militaries. The end of World War II in…
Introduction: Globalization and local governments in East Asia
A “greater China“: The political economy of Chinese national reunification
This paper sees “Greater China” as a would‐be reunited China that includes the present PRC, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. The coming into being of a “Greater China” hinges on future domestic politics in the PRC and Taiwan and among the triangle of Beijing‐Taipei‐Hong Kong. It also hinges on American, British, and Japanese policies addressing the current trends of economic integration and political accommodation among the three Chinese entities. Of…
Chinese Perspectives on International Political Economy
"Chinese considerations of "economic security
Introduction: Globalization and local governments in East Asia
China and the May 1998 riots of Indonesia: Exploring the issues
This paper explores the causes for China's change of policy from silence to making public demands that Indonesia do more to protect its ethnic Chinese population in the wake of the riots in Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia in May 1998. First, China saw it in its own interest to minimize potential damages to its state-to-state ties with Indonesia, allowing as little room as possible for Taiwan to exploit in the long-lasting China-Taiwan diplom…
The Taiwan problem in Japan-China relations: An irritant or destroyer
Localizing the South China Sea problem: The case of China's Hainan
This paper adopts the local government as a unit of inquiry for understanding the South China Sea problem. It examines the case of Hainan Province, which was designated by the central government of China to administer its claims to ownership of natural resources in the disputed waters. It investigates the political economy of the interactions between the national government of China and the provincial government of Hainan in pursuing China's agen…
Security in the South China Sea
Daojiong Zha [*] In modern East Asia, the pursuit of is a particularly problematic enterprise. Until the European explorers reached the Asian shores, the ideas/principles of nation-state and relations-as was enshrined in the Treaty of Westphalia were alien to the rulers of Asian empires. Subsequent European and North American contacts with East Asia led to colonization by, first, Western and, later, Japanese militaries. The end of World War II in…
Mischief Reef: Geopolitics and implications
This article examines the Mischief Reef and Scarborough Shoal disputes in the context of the dynamic political interaction between China, the Philippines, ASEAN and the United States. A review of recent development indicates that these particular incidents and the Spratly disputes in general have increased in intensity and complexity drawing in ASEAN and the United States. China is the main player and several conclusion are drawn regarding its st…
The Straits of Malacca: Gateway or Gauntlet? by Donald B. Freeman
"The Straits of Malacca: Gateway or Gauntlet? by Donald B. Freeman." Canadian Journal of History, 39(2), pp. 411–412
China Inside Out: Contemporary Chinese Nationalism and Transnationalism
The "war on terror" has generated a scramble for expertise on Islamic or Asian "culture" and revived support for area studies, but it has done so at the cost of reviving the kinds of dangerous generalizations that area studies have rightly been accused of. This book provides a much-needed perspective on area studies, a perspective that is attentive to both manifestations of "traditional culture" and the new global relationships in which they are …
China's energy security: Domestic and international issues
Promoting Energy Partnership in Beijing and Washington
Although China and the United States do not rely on one another for energy supplies, the prospects for energy to become a cause for more serious clashes are high. Both countries should move beyond dialogue toward a true partnership that can confront the common challenges they face as importers. © 2007 by The Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Food in China's international relations
Food is a tireless referent in international relations studies about China and its ties with the rest of the world. This paper addresses two contemporary issues. First, why is China so sensitive about grain self-sufficiency? Second, why does there seem to be a lack of effective dialogue between epistemic communities in China and outside over China's overseas agricultural activities? The first part of the paper reviews the development of China's a…
China's Economic Diplomacy: Focusing on the Asia-Pacific Region
Of all the major activities and initiatives by the fifth-generation Chinese leadership, formally inaugurated in 2012, those relating to the Asia-Pacific region are the most noteworthy. The past two years witnessed the Chinese leadership enunciating a "Chinese Dream" vision for the nation and offering to share the prospects of prosperity and stability with the entire Asia-Pacific region and beyond. The leadership also adopted a "new normal" mode, …
Energy security in China–European Union relations: Framing Further Efforts of Collaboration
The aim of this article is to help frame the China–EU dialogue on energy security, formally established in 2012, yet in reality adding to decades of sustained dialogue and collaboration to address energy development and policy-making in China. The paper begins by noting that the lack of mutual energy dependence between the EU and China can place a limit to the attractiveness of the security dimension of energy as a topic for further dialogue. Chi…
Debating China’s Energy Security: Competing Thoughts and Policy Options
In China, debates on energy security are diverse and far beyond geopolitical analysis. Findings from the ever-expanding literature indicate two major schools of thought, namely the nationalist and globalist ones, while a pragmatic approach has been prevailing that integrates exploring domestic sources and engaging external actors when needed. The challenges of having to do whatever feasible to meet energy demands and at the same time, pursuing al…
Chinese Migrant Workers in Japan: Policies, Institutions and Civil Society
This chapter intends to contribute to efforts towards understanding the complexities associated with the surge in Chinese immigration into Japan since the 1990s. It explains about ‘Chinese migrant workers’ concern only those who originate in the people’s republic of China, excluding Taiwan and Hong Kong. The presence of Chinese migrant workers in Japan has given rise to an increase in complaints in Japan about crimes committed by Chinese, notwith…
China and southeast Asia in the 2000s: Tension management in the maritime space
Viewed through the standard prisms of international politics, escalation of security tensions is the definitive feature in the evolution of relations between China and Southeast Asia over the last decade. Disagreements over territorial ownership of and rights to the South China Sea sharpened and arguably became the defining feature of regional geopolitics. Yet, China and Southeast Asia have also managed to prove predictions of fateful conflict to…
China in international digital economy governance
China ranks prominently in terms of capacity to engage in and benefit from the data-driven world economy. But China is more restrictive than many other countries on digital service imports, in addition to being passive in negotiations towards universal digital economic governance rules at the World Trade Organization. The world’s digital economy is getting more geopolitical, with practices of digital sovereignty and signs of a splinternet on the …
China and strategic allies of the United States since the mid-2010s
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