America in the Eyes of America Watchers: survey research in Beijing in 2012.
Based on an original survey conducted in the summer of 2012 in Beijing, we examine how China's America watchers—IR scholars who work on US-China relations—have viewed China's power status in the international system, US-China relations and some specific US policies in Asia. Our survey shows that alm...
| Published in: | Journal of Contemporary China Vol. 24; no. 91; pp. 83 - 101 |
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