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Shaping China’s Engagement with the Arctic: Nationalist Narratives and Geopolitical Reality (2022)
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Wu, F. (2023). Shaping China’s Engagement with the Arctic: Nationalist Narratives and Geopolitical Reality. Journal of Contemporary China, 32(143), 828-843. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670564.2022.2124353

Nationalist narratives and geopolitical reality have played an opposite role in shaping China’s engagement with the Arctic, with the former pushing it forward while the latter pushing it back. Specifically, Chinese nationalist narratives on strong fe... Read More about Shaping China’s Engagement with the Arctic: Nationalist Narratives and Geopolitical Reality.

India’s pragmatic foreign policy toward China’s BRI and AIIB : struggling for relative and absolute gains (2019)
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Wu, F. (2020). India’s pragmatic foreign policy toward China’s BRI and AIIB : struggling for relative and absolute gains. Journal of Contemporary China, 29(123), 354-368. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670564.2019.1645486

India’s foreign policy toward China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is pragmatic. On the one hand, India has not only raised its apprehensions about the BRI but also taken measures to compete with it.... Read More about India’s pragmatic foreign policy toward China’s BRI and AIIB : struggling for relative and absolute gains.

Shaping China’s climate diplomacy : wealth, status, and asymmetric interdependence (2016)
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Wu, F. (2016). Shaping China’s climate diplomacy : wealth, status, and asymmetric interdependence. Journal of Chinese Political Science, 21, 199-215. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11366-016-9404-4

China’s diplomacy in the post-Kyoto Protocol international climate change negotiations (ICCN) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) bears proactive and reactive feature. On the one hand, China has proactively built... Read More about Shaping China’s climate diplomacy : wealth, status, and asymmetric interdependence.

China’s puzzling energy diplomacy towards Iran (2015)
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Wu, F. (2015). China’s puzzling energy diplomacy towards Iran. Asian perspective, 39(1), 47-69. https://doi.org/10.1353/apr.2015.0009

China, the world's largest energy consumer, has sought to build up its ties with all energy-rich countries. But China's energy diplomacy toward Iran, one of its largest oil suppliers, is puzzling. On the one hand, China has gone all out to strengthen... Read More about China’s puzzling energy diplomacy towards Iran.

China’s responses to external pressures on Its WMD-related exports after 2004 : reactive and proactive (2014)
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Wu, F. (2015). China’s responses to external pressures on Its WMD-related exports after 2004 : reactive and proactive. Journal of Contemporary China, 24(93), 511-530. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670564.2014.953855

China, although a member of most of the international non-proliferation and multilateral export control regimes and having a law-based comprehensive export control system, has not fully complied with its non-proliferation obligations, which is eviden... Read More about China’s responses to external pressures on Its WMD-related exports after 2004 : reactive and proactive.

China’s pragmatic tactic in international climate change negotiations : reserving principles with compromise (2013)
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Wu, F. (2013). China’s pragmatic tactic in international climate change negotiations : reserving principles with compromise. Asian Survey, 53(4), 778-800. https://doi.org/10.1525/as.2013.53.4.778

Although China has consistently rejected any binding emissions cut commitments in international climate change negotiations, it has made some compromises so as to maintain unity with the Group of 77 and to extract concessions and benefits from develo... Read More about China’s pragmatic tactic in international climate change negotiations : reserving principles with compromise.

Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime (2012)
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Wu, F. (2012). Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime. Journal of Contemporary China, 21(77), 827-843. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670564.2012.684966

The international climate change regime is comprised of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol. Under the regime, China and India, two of the largest developing countries, have been exempted from any binding... Read More about Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime.

Comments on the Singh government's pragmatic diplomacy in India (2010)
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Wu, F. (2010). Comments on the Singh government's pragmatic diplomacy in India. Nanya yanjiu jikan, 2010(1), 28-33

The Singh government in India inherited its predecessor Atal Bihari Vajpayee government. On the one hand, it spares no effort to develop the relationship with the world's only superpower, the United States, and seek its status as a (nuclear) power th... Read More about Comments on the Singh government's pragmatic diplomacy in India.

China's energy diplomacy and international responsibilities : a case study of Darfur (2010)
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Wu, F. (2010). China's energy diplomacy and international responsibilities : a case study of Darfur. Alabo shijie yanjiu, 2010(3), 59-66

Requirements for imported overseas oil and gas resources on the domestic energy supply and demand objective China to maintain long-term stability and security of these overseas energy supply. China is actively engaged in energy diplomacy. The connota... Read More about China's energy diplomacy and international responsibilities : a case study of Darfur.

The impact of the United States on India's energy security strategy (2009)
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Wu, F. (2009). The impact of the United States on India's energy security strategy. Nanya yanjiu jikan, 2009(1), 8-12

India’s own energy resources, especially oil and gas resources, are difficult to meet Its rapid economic development has huge demand for energy, so it has to rely on imported oil and gas to fill its domestic energy supply and demand gap. Therefore, s... Read More about The impact of the United States on India's energy security strategy.

A trial analysis of Central Asia in Japan's energy strategy (2008)
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Wu, F. (2008). A trial analysis of Central Asia in Japan's energy strategy. Guowai shehui kexue qingkuang, 59-63

Japan's domestic energy resources are scarce and highly dependent on imported energy to meet domestic demand. In order to ensure the security of energy supply, Japan implements an energy strategy of diversifying oil and gas import sources and promoti... Read More about A trial analysis of Central Asia in Japan's energy strategy.

An analysis of relations and games of energy development between China and India (2008)
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Wu, F. (2008). An analysis of relations and games of energy development between China and India. Nanya yanjiu jikan, 134(3), 55-60

Both China and India are not able to meet their domestic demand for oil and natural gas with their own home resources, and have to rely on those from abroad. Governments of both, therefore, encourage their home state-owned oil companies to "go out" t... Read More about An analysis of relations and games of energy development between China and India.

A more pragmatic bilateral relationship : an analysis of India-U.S. relations after the Iraqi war (2004)
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Wu, F. (2004). A more pragmatic bilateral relationship : an analysis of India-U.S. relations after the Iraqi war. Nanya yanjiu jikan, 119(1), 55-59

After the Iraq War, despite the differences between India and the United States, the strategic partnership between the two countries has continued to develop, especially the defense cooperation relationship has developed significantly. This is becaus... Read More about A more pragmatic bilateral relationship : an analysis of India-U.S. relations after the Iraqi war.

India’s non-alignment option in the Cold War scenario (2004)
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Wu, F. (2004). India’s non-alignment option in the Cold War scenario. Nanya yanjiu jikan, 119(1), 56-62

Following the independence, India found itself in a challenging global setting characteristic of the bi-polar confrontation and this, coupled with its stressed economic situation, made Indian policy-makers to adopt an approach of non-alignment, takin... Read More about India’s non-alignment option in the Cold War scenario.