Titlebook: China’s Environmental Crisis; Domestic and Global Joel Jay Kassiola (Dean, Professor of Political Sc Book 2010 Joel Jay Kassiola and Sujia

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Introduction: China’s Environmental Crisis—A Global Crisis with Chinese Characteristics: From Confuc arose at the 2007 Association of Chinese Political Science (ACPS) Annual Meeting held at San Francisco State University (SFSU). One Coeditor, Sujian Guo, Professor of Political Science at SFSU, was then President of the ACPS and Organizer of the international Conference. He asked the other Coeditor

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Network Public Management and the Challenge of Biodiversity Management in Chinatewardship. Although the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) may invite strident critique on these two fronts, the veracity of such criticism may be questionable if examined from a theoretical perspective. When we examine the comparability between China’s overall public management ent

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Changing Climate? China’s New Interest in Global Climate Change Negotiationsere, has gained an increasing salience in the international arena. The position taken by major emitters in the ongoing United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiation has direct impacts on tackling climate change. After the United States retreated from the Kyoto process in

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Environmental Degradation and Food Security Policies in Chinand its security is a primary national objective. Many forces have influenced the food security of peoples since ancient times, with particular challenges from natural disasters (floods, famines, drought, and pestilence) and growing populations globally. From the late twentieth century to the early t

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State and Society in China’s Environmental Politicservers about their role in politics and their relations with the party-state. Environmental groups in particular have been a focus of interest. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) still aims at maintaining a monopoly on organization and therefore places restrictions on the growth of independent associ

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