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Different histories, shared futures = dialogues on Australia-China /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Different histories, shared futures/ edited by Mobo Gao ... [et al.].
Reminder of title:	dialogues on Australia-China /
other author:	Gao, Mobo C. F.
Published:	Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore : : 2023.,
Description:	xiii, 294 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part I: Knowing the Other -- Chapter 1. The CCP, the PRC and Modernity (Mobo Gao) -- Chapter 2. Othering China in Australia: Bilateral Relations, Mutual Learning, and International Sociability (Yingjie Guo) -- Chapter 3. Knowledge, Power, and Dialogue After and About the Rise of China: A View from Hong Kong (Daniel F. Vukovich) -- Chapter 4. Australia Higher Education and the Future of the Common Good (Greg McCarthy) -- Chapter 5. Australia's China Literacy and China's Australia Literacy: misassumptions on both sides and implications for bilateral relations (Dan Hu) -- Chapter 6. The Poverty of China Literacy in Australia and the False Promise of Ontological Security (Chengxin Pan) -- Part II: Legitimacy and State Capacity -- Chapter 7. Different Histories, Shared Futures (Justin O'Connor) -- Chapter 8. Reflections: Notes from afar (Michael Dutton) -- Chapter 9. Explaining the CPC's legitimacy: A State-centred perspective (Tao Xie) -- Chapter 10. Minzhu: What Does Democracy Mean to the People's Republic? (Baohui Xie) -- Chapter 11. The ideological nature and political character of Chinese politics (Axel Dessein) -- Part III: Soft Power and Cultural Exchange -- Chapter 12. Soft power, cultural diplomacy and foreign interference (Jocelyn Chey) -- Chapter 13. China Threat, Australian Challenge: Recognizing differences, building futures (David Goodman) -- Chapter 14. Contemporary Chinese perspectives of Australia: A thematic analysis of Chinese "we-media" (Jack Butcher) -- Part IV: Trade and Geopolitics -- Chapter 15. The Role of National Security in Australia-China Relations (Colin Mackerras) -- Chapter 16. Australian interdependence versus dependence (David Morris) -- Chapter 17. Australia's trade exposure to China: a critical assessment of the threat (James Laurenceson) -- Chapter 18. The unit-systemic dynamics and China-Australia Strategic Partnership (Lei Yu) -- Chapter 19. The Role of National Security in Australia-China Relations (Colin Mackerras) -- Chapter 20. What Are the External Perspectives on Australia-China Relationships (Kerry Brown)
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	International Relations. -
Subject:	Australia - Foreign relations - China. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9191-2
ISBN:	9789811991912

Different histories, shared futures = dialogues on Australia-China /
Different histories, shared futuresdialogues on Australia-China /[electronic resource] :edited by Mobo Gao ... [et al.]. - Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2023. - xiii, 294 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Part I: Knowing the Other -- Chapter 1. The CCP, the PRC and Modernity (Mobo Gao) -- Chapter 2. Othering China in Australia: Bilateral Relations, Mutual Learning, and International Sociability (Yingjie Guo) -- Chapter 3. Knowledge, Power, and Dialogue After and About the Rise of China: A View from Hong Kong (Daniel F. Vukovich) -- Chapter 4. Australia Higher Education and the Future of the Common Good (Greg McCarthy) -- Chapter 5. Australia's China Literacy and China's Australia Literacy: misassumptions on both sides and implications for bilateral relations (Dan Hu) -- Chapter 6. The Poverty of China Literacy in Australia and the False Promise of Ontological Security (Chengxin Pan) -- Part II: Legitimacy and State Capacity -- Chapter 7. Different Histories, Shared Futures (Justin O'Connor) -- Chapter 8. Reflections: Notes from afar (Michael Dutton) -- Chapter 9. Explaining the CPC's legitimacy: A State-centred perspective (Tao Xie) -- Chapter 10. Minzhu: What Does Democracy Mean to the People's Republic? (Baohui Xie) -- Chapter 11. The ideological nature and political character of Chinese politics (Axel Dessein) -- Part III: Soft Power and Cultural Exchange -- Chapter 12. Soft power, cultural diplomacy and foreign interference (Jocelyn Chey) -- Chapter 13. China Threat, Australian Challenge: Recognizing differences, building futures (David Goodman) -- Chapter 14. Contemporary Chinese perspectives of Australia: A thematic analysis of Chinese "we-media" (Jack Butcher) -- Part IV: Trade and Geopolitics -- Chapter 15. The Role of National Security in Australia-China Relations (Colin Mackerras) -- Chapter 16. Australian interdependence versus dependence (David Morris) -- Chapter 17. Australia's trade exposure to China: a critical assessment of the threat (James Laurenceson) -- Chapter 18. The unit-systemic dynamics and China-Australia Strategic Partnership (Lei Yu) -- Chapter 19. The Role of National Security in Australia-China Relations (Colin Mackerras) -- Chapter 20. What Are the External Perspectives on Australia-China Relationships (Kerry Brown)

ISBN: 9789811991912

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-981-19-9191-2doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

895651
International Relations.
Subjects--Geographical Terms:

3627368
Australia
--Foreign relations--China.

LC Class. No.: JZ1990.A57

Dewey Class. No.: 327.94051

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