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Published in last 1 year |  In last 2 years |  In last 3 years |  All Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Reference Manager ProCite BibTeX RefWorks Toggle Thumbnails Select China’s Status and Eurasian Strategy LIU Jun Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2015, 47 (4): 60-65.   DOI: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2015.04.008 Abstract （462）   HTML （11）    PDF （1087KB）（1191）       Knowledge map    Although China’s continuous rise is expected to culminate with China becoming a major world power, at present China remains a regional, rather than global, entity. China’s standing as a Eurasian regional power thus requires a distinct Eurasian strategy. Development and security should be the core for China’s Eurasian strategy. From an economic development perspective, the “One Belt and One Road” initiative is the core. From a geopolitical perspective, China’s position in Eurasia is the key to the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership with Russia and EU while striving to avoid a collision with US interests in Eurasia. Related Articles | Metrics Select On Emerging Economies, National Capitalism and World Order ZHANG Xin Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2015, 47 (4): 67-75.   DOI: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2015.04.009 Abstract （402）   HTML （4）    PDF （1623KB）（1425）       Knowledge map    This paper examines the relations between major emerging economies’ domestic “state-society-market” complex and their demands for international regime and global governance. Building on the “Varieties of Capitalism” literature, it argues that relative to both the previous catch-up economies and the current leading regimes of capitalism, state plays a unique role in the domestic complex in the emerging economies. That unique role makes the national systems of capitalism in these emerging economies different from both historical patterns of “state capitalism” and neo-liberalism in the post Cold War period. In particular, the state is in command of new tools and instruments to control and coordinate the behavior of national capital, making it possible for a genuine model of national development to emerge. Along several policy dimensions, these emerging economies, represented particularly by China, are demanding non-liberal regime in global governance without a full-scale challenge to current institutional structure of the global system. Thus, the nature of domestic complex state capitalism among emerging economies foresees the prevalence of a set of “parallel structures” to existing western-dominated liberal structures in global governance. Related Articles | Metrics Select A Political Apology from Australian Government and the Process of Racial Reconciliation WANG Shi-Ming Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (4): 21-29.   Abstract （1618）   HTML （7）    PDF （473KB）（2045）       Knowledge map    On 13 February 2008, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd expressed a formal apology to aboriginal people, particularly the Stolen Generations, in the honor of his government and the Commonwealth Parliament. This apology was made on the basis of the common sense among main parties, which then put an active role in the formation and implement of future aboriginal policies in Australia. Kevin Rudd’s political apology not only got much support from the dominant society, but also was basically accepted by aboriginal communities, which have created a good atmosphere and a necessary force to racial reconciliation. Yet, many challenges from Kevin Rudd’s political apology have suggested that the road to racial reconciliation will not be smooth Related Articles | Metrics Select An Exploration of Causes for Functional Dislocation of U.S. Foreign Decision-making Mechanism: Limitations of the Top Processing Capacity LU Gang Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (4): 30-36.   Abstract （1527）   HTML （5）    PDF （450KB）（1847）       Knowledge map    This paper points out that there is a functional incoordination of U.S. foreign policy-making mechanism, that is, a limitation of its high-end’s processing capacity, according to the principle of the limited growth of computer central processing unit and its cache. The functional incoordination embodies the U.S. President's high monopoly of foreign policy making. The U.S. President often makes some decision-making mistakes due to containments and interferences from parties resulting in the decline of American soft power. Of course, the bug of the current U.S. foreign policy-making mechanism high-end causes no serious problems while coping with the general crisis. But any low-level error from the high-end of U.S. foreign policy making mechanism will lead to deep damages to U.S. interests while playing game with great powers. Related Articles | Metrics Select Space, Empire and Russian National Security LIU Jun Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2011, 43 (4): 37-41.   Abstract （1628）   HTML （5）    PDF （394KB）（2482）       Knowledge map    From the Dynasty of Romanoff on, Czarist Russia was following a developing path of imperial expansion and space safety. During the formation and development of Russian Empire the foremost condition was to expand its space, which was also one of core factors to maintain its operation. Furthermore, the security of its empire was also guaranteed by controlling space. From Tsarist Russia to the Soviet Union to Russia today, they share one common feature that the operation of the nation is maintained and safeguarded through space expansion; however, there are also differences. Tsarist controlled its space only by territorial expansion and the Soviet Union used an ideological expansion, while Russia today is making sure of the post-Soviet CIS area as its particular interest and expanding the regional security organization to assure its security. Related Articles | Metrics