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CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
ISSN: 1003-3408
Language: English
Frequency: 6 times per year
Year First Published: 1992
Published in: Beijing
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DESCRIPTION
Available exclusively through East View, Contemporary International Relations is published bimonthly in English by the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR). The journal is one of the earliest English publications on international politics and international relations to be published in China. Contemporary International Relations includes papers by CICIR researchers as well as scholars and researchers from other institutes in China and from around the world.
Contemporary International Relations covers topics such as:
global politics
security and economics
country and regional studies
international relations
Chinese foreign policy
international relations theory
Contemporary International Relations is the ideal resource for insight into the ever-changing face of modern-day China and its relations with the rest of the world.
Editorial Board
Chairman: Cui Liru
Vice Chairman: Ji Zhiye
Chen Fengying, Feng yujun, Feng Zhongping, Fu Mengzi, Hu Jiping, Hu Shisheng, Li Shaoxian, Li Wei, Lin Limin, Wang Zaibang, Yang Mingjie, Yuan Peng, Zhai Kun, and Zhang Li
Publisher: Cui Liru
Editor: Liu Liping
Executive Editor: Zhao Jinfu
Associate Editors: Hong Jianjun, Huang Limei, Tian Wenlin, Zhang Hao, and Zhang Yimeng
Language Consultants: Elisabeth Hallett, Diana Kingsbury, and Caroline Watson
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