Development of Modern Chinese Foreign Policy Thought: The Great Return

本書全面探討了中國外交政策的演變，從二十世紀初至當代時期。細緻追蹤中華人民共和國、中國共產黨（CCP）與全球舞台之間的複雜互動，提供對中國與世界動態互動的深刻理解。書中以八個章節進行詳細分析，深入探討了影響CCP在中華人民共和國成立前初步外交政策理念的背景因素。系統性地揭示了這些理念在冷戰時期的逐步發展，並揭示了在過去三十年中塑造中國外交政策格局的基本和適應性軌跡。透過使用原始資料和學術文本，本書結合了中國和全球的視角，為中國外交政策思想的演變提供了新的見解，使其成為研究中國全球互動的重要貢獻。作者獨特地橋接了中國外交政策發展不同階段之間的差距，提供了一種「有機」的成長視角，並且對中國外交政策「工具組」的全面分析為現有知識增添了獨特的維度。通過避免先入為主的觀念，本書提供了對中國外交政策演變的全面分析。

Dr. Ivica Bakota holds a master's degree in philosophy and comparative literature from the University of Zagreb (Croatia) and has completed a sinology bachelor's course in Zagreb and Ljubljana (Slovenia). He obtained his Ph.D. in international relations from Peking University (China). With a diverse academic background, Dr. Bakota has worked at the East European Research Center at Peking University and served as a non-resident fellow at the China-CEE Institute in Budapest. He has also conducted research at the Center for Study of Civilizations at Capital Normal University and collaborated with various Chinese and Croatian institutes and media outlets. Currently, Dr. Bakota holds the position of Assistant Professor at the History Department of Capital Normal University in Beijing and works as a researcher at the Institute of Global and Area Studies at CNU. He is a co-founder of the CroAsia Institute atthe Zagreb School of Economics and Management (Croatia), where he teaches several courses. He is proficient in Croatian, English, and Chinese, and his areas of expertise include the history of Chinese foreign relations, Sino-European relations, and political and social transformations in the (post-)socialist world. Dr. Bakota has authored the book "Social Transformations in ex-Yugoslav Countries" published by World Knowledge Publishing Press in Beijing (2020) and co-authored the book "The Cold War and the Transformation of Socialism," Volume 8, published by Shanghai People's Press in Shanghai (2019).

Dr. Zvonimir Stopic is an accomplished scholar with a diverse academic background. He completed his studies in history and philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb, Croatia, in 2009. Subsequently, he obtained a Ph.D. in the history of international relations from Capital Normal University in Beijing in 2018. In 2020, he further enriched his expertise by completing a Mini-MBA in Crisis Management from the Luxembourg School of Business (LSB). Dr. Stopic's research interests primarily center around Sino-Yugoslavian relations, the dynamics of the "Third World," Cold War diplomacy, contemporary international relations of China, and area studies focusing on Southeast Europe. Currently, he serves as an assistant professor at Capital Normal University (CNU) and holds the position of Assistant Director at the university's scientific institute, the Center for the Study of Civilizations (CSC) - Institute of Global and Area Studies (IGAS; 国别区域研究院). In Croatia, Dr. Stopic collaborates with the Zagreb School of Economics and Management (ZSEM), where he teaches courses on China and contributed to the establishment of the "CroaAsia Institute," a center dedicated to China and Asia related studies. Between 2020 and 2022, Dr. Stopic served as a non-residential associate of the China-CEE Institute in Budapest. He has authored several publications, including the book "Silk, Dragons and Paper: Chinese Civilization, Culture and History" (Zagreb: Alfa, 2021) and the monograph "Revolutionaries, Revisionists, Dogmatists, Dogs and Madmen: China and Yugoslavia from 1948 until 1971" (Zagreb: Srednja Europa, 2022). Additionally, he served as the chief editor, alongside Jure Ramsak, Liang Zhanjun, and Joze Pirjevec, for the edited volume "China, Yugoslavia, and the Socialist Worldmaking: Convergences and Divergences" (Koper: Anales ZRS, 2023).

Dr. Mato Njavro serves as the Dean of Zagreb School of Economics and Management (ZSEM) in Croatia. He also teaches at the Luxembourg School of Business and the University of St.Gallen in Switzerland. With a diverse academic and professional background, Dr. Njavro has worked at the St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia, in Singapore, where he served as a senior research fellow. He was also a lecturer at the Singapore Management University, where he taught a course on China's economic development. Prior to joining the University of St. Gallen and Singapore Management University, Dr. Njavro was a visiting research fellow at Harvard University's Institute for Quantitative Social Sciences (IQSS). Dr. Njavro authored and co-authored several papers and case studies published by the Harvard Business School publishing. Dr. Njavro has earned his bachelor's and master's degree in economics and finance from Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. He earned his PhD in finance from University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. His professional experience includes working in the investment banking divisions of Lehman Brothers and Nomura in London.

Dr. Ivica Bakota 擁有克羅埃西亞薩格勒布大學的哲學與比較文學碩士學位，並在薩格勒布和斯洛維尼亞的盧布爾雅那完成了漢學學士課程。他在中國北京大學獲得國際關係博士學位。擁有多元學術背景的 Bakota 博士曾在北京大學東歐研究中心工作，並擔任布達佩斯中國-中東歐研究所的非駐留研究員。他還在首都師範大學的文明研究中心進行研究，並與多個中國和克羅埃西亞的研究機構及媒體合作。目前，Bakota 博士擔任北京首都師範大學歷史系的助理教授，並在該校的全球與區域研究所擔任研究員。他是克羅亞西亞經濟與管理學院 CroAsia Institute 的共同創辦人，並在該校教授多門課程。他精通克羅埃西亞語、英語和中文，專長領域包括中國外交史、中歐關係以及（後）社會主義世界的政治與社會變遷。Bakota 博士著有《前南斯拉夫國家的社會變遷》一書，該書由北京世界知識出版社於2020年出版，並共同編著《冷戰與社會主義的轉型》第八卷，該書由上海人民出版社於2019年出版。

Dr. Zvonimir Stopic 是一位成就卓著的學者，擁有多元的學術背景。他於2009年在克羅埃西亞薩格勒布大學哲學系完成歷史與哲學的學習。隨後，他於2018年在北京首都師範大學獲得國際關係歷史的博士學位。2020年，他進一步提升專業知識，完成了盧森堡商學院的危機管理迷你MBA課程。Stopic 博士的研究興趣主要集中在中南斯拉夫關係、「第三世界」的動態、冷戰外交、中國當代國際關係以及專注於東南歐的區域研究。目前，他在首都師範大學擔任助理教授，並擔任該校科學研究所文明研究中心（CSC）- 全球與區域研究所（IGAS）的助理主任。在克羅埃西亞，Stopic 博士與薩格勒布經濟與管理學院（ZSEM）合作，教授有關中國的課程，並為成立專注於中國和亞洲研究的 CroaAsia Institute 中心做出貢獻。2020年至2022年間，Stopic 博士擔任布達佩斯中國-中東歐研究所的非駐留研究員。他著有多部出版物，包括《絲綢、龍與紙：中國文明、文化與歷史》（薩格勒布：Alfa，2021年）及專著《革命者、修正主義者、教條主義者、狗與瘋子：1948年至1971年中國與南斯拉夫的關係》（薩格勒布：Srednja Europa，2022年）。此外，他與 Jure Ramsak、Liang Zhanjun 和 Joze Pirjevec 共同擔任編輯，編輯了《中國、南斯拉夫與社會主義世界的建構：交匯與分歧》（科佩爾：Anales ZRS，2023年）。

Dr. Mato Njavro 擔任克羅埃西亞薩格勒布經濟與管理學院（ZSEM）的院長。他還在盧森堡商學院和瑞士聖加侖大學任教。擁有多元的學術和專業背景，Njavro 博士曾在新加坡的聖加侖管理學院亞洲分院擔任高級研究員。他還曾在新加坡管理大學擔任講師，教授有關中國經濟發展的課程。