Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy under Xi Jinping: The Future Political Trajectory

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Introduction: Xi Jinping, the ‘Peking Order’ and China’s Post-COVID-19 Political Trajectory: A Primer
Part I: Xi Jinping and Communist Party of China in Retrospection
	1 Xi Jinping Restores the Ideological Imperative So As to Boost His Own Power
	2 Xi Jinping’s Reform and Rejuvenation of the United Front Work Department
	3 Social Governance in China under Xi Jinping: Big Brother is Watching You!
	4 The Difficulty of Being Xi Jinping
Part II: Xi Jinping’s Social Governance and China’s Commercial Party-State Affairs
	5 State–Business Relations Under Xi Jinping: Steering the Private Sector and Private Entrepreneurs
	6 The Evolution of China’s industrial Policy and ‘Made in China 2025’
	7 Xi Jinping’s ‘China Dream’ and the Future Graph of Chinese Economy
	8 Xi Jinping’s Financial Gamble: Will it Succeed?
Part III: Xi Jinping and China’s Security and Foreign Policy Posturing
	9 China’s Foreign Policy Under Xi – Reappraisal of China’s Partnership Diplomacy
	10 Xi Jinping, the US–China Rivalry and Beijing’s Post-COVID Manoeuvres
	11 China–Southeast Asia Relations in the Era of Xi Jinping
	12 Xi Jinping’s ‘Asia for Asians’, Major Power Diplomacy and India
	13 Xi Jinping’s PLA and China’s Regional Security Ambitions
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