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My graduate class studying Chinese Foreign Policy from Rhetoric to Practice

My graduate class studying Chinese Foreign Policy from Rhetoric to Practice. We covered 22 books on China this semester with weekly discussions on the history, culture, politics and ideology of Chinese foreign policy.

Professor Stephen

March 11, 2025

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Sino-Japanese Relations: Lessons for Canada

Sino-Japanese Relations: Lessons for Canada

Japan’s Prospective Grand Strategy in the Sino-US Competition

Japan’s Prospective Grand Strategy in the Sino-US Competition

Analysis: China’s 7% Military Spending Increase and 5% GDP Growth Goal

Analysis: China’s 7% Military Spending Increase and 5% GDP Growth Goal

Japan’s Place in Moderating the U.S.-China Strategic Competition in The Indo-Pacific

Japan’s Place in Moderating the U.S.-China Strategic Competition in The Indo-Pacific

Interview with CNA: Trump 2.0 administration will likely take a tougher stance on China

Interview with CNA: Trump 2.0 administration will likely take a tougher stance on China

The Dangers of a Stagnant China: The Necessity of Awkward Coexistence

The Dangers of a Stagnant China: The Necessity of Awkward Coexistence

Navigating a successful U.S.-China diplomatic reset

Navigating a successful U.S.-China diplomatic reset

Form over substance: The contradictions in Japan-China relations

Form over substance: The contradictions in Japan-China relations

Interview with Bloomberg about China-Japan-US Ties

Interview with Bloomberg about China-Japan-US Ties

Dysfunction and dissonance define U.S.-China relations

Dysfunction and dissonance define U.S.-China relations

Different perspectives on Japan-China relations

Different perspectives on Japan-China relations

Is Desperation Guiding China’s Foreign Policy?

Is Desperation Guiding China’s Foreign Policy?

What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative

What the forecast holds for China’s Belt and Road Initiative

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Dr. Stephen R. Nagy is a Professor of Politics and International Studies at the International Christian University in Tokyo, specializing in Indo-Pacific geopolitics and great power competition. With more than 100 academic and think tank publications including one monograph, two edited volumes, and one co-edited volume on Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific, he has established himself as a leading scholar and think tanker on China and the Indo-Pacific. He is a Senior Fellow and China Project Lead at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute (MLI), a Visiting Fellow at the Japan Institute for International Affairs (JIIA), and a Senior Fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. He serves as Director of Policy Studies for the Yokosuka Council of Asia Pacific Studies (YCAPS), leading their Indo-Pacific Policy Dialogue Series. His newest book is Japan as a Middle Power State: Navigating Ideological and Systemic Divides, addresses themes central to middle power strategy in the region. He is also co-author, with Michael Rosenberg, of the forthcoming co-authored book How to Thrive in the New World Order — A Business Blueprint for an Age of Instability (2027), the co-editor for the edited volume Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific Construct (Nova Publications, 2024) with Dr. Indu Saxena, and a monograph on Chinese foreign policy called Asia for Asians or Asia for China? China’s Grand Strategy from Centrality to Authority (2027) which draws extensively on literature and primary sources in Chinese, Japanese, French and English.

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