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Religion and China’s Public Diplomacy in the Era of Globalization
Globalization Religion Public Diplomacy Religious
2016/3/25
Since the end of the cold war, especially since the 9/11,
religion’s importance has risen sharply in international relations. It
has already become an inevitable and important factor in the strate...
Over the last several years, a striking new feature of the U.S. Economy has emerged: real income growth has been extremely skewed, with relatively few high earners doing well while incomes for most wo...
The Impact of Globalization on the Political Culture of the Arab Youths
Americanization Globalization Imperialism Cultural Globalization Arab Youths
2015/8/20
Globalization is economic in its origin, based on the removal of barriers and borders to allow the movement of trade and the free movement of goods and capital. Although economy and trade are intended...
Religion and International Relations in the Age of Globalization
The Global Resurgence of Religion Religion and International Relations Return from Exile China’s Foreign Policy
2015/8/20
The global resurgence of religion and the return of religion from the so-called “Westphalia Exile” to the central stage of international religions have significantly transformed the viewpoints of both...
Public Diplomacy: The Choice of a More Humanistic Globalization in the Future
Unrest in the Middle East Influence Review of Past Experiences Chinese Middle East Strategy
2015/8/20
From crisis management to the overall planning, China’s response to the unrest in the Middle East has achieved great success.Today China must understand the influence of the unrest in the Middle East ...
Globalization and the Role of Islam in the post-Soviet Central Asia
Globalization the Role of Islam the post-Soviet Central Asia
2010/4/16
The collapse of Communism at the turn of the twenty-first century attracted much interest in
the affairs of the central Asian region, which was the Muslim area of the former Soviet Union.
Since then...