I am delighted to pass along the announcement by its editor in Chief, Zhiqun Zhu (Bucknell), of the publication of Vol 8(2) of China and the World (formerly published under the title: China and the World: Ancient and Modern Silk Road (vols. 1-7)). Many of the articles are open access. Articles include Shifting Between Friend and Enemy: The US-China–Japan Triangle (Quansheng Zhao); US Signaling, Reliability, and Cross-Strait Dynamics during the Second Trump Administration (Charles Chong-Han Wu); Why Do Chinese Women Outperform Men in International Soccer?: Associational Behavior, Perceived Risk, and Differentiated Control in China (Taiyi Sun); Can Leaders Change the World?– A Macro Perspective of Leadership Limitation in International Relations (Qingshan Tan); Are Leaders the Products of Their Times or Vice Versa? (Jianwei Wang); and Democracy through the Lens of Chinese Scholars: The Battle of Ideas by He Li (Baogang Guo).
Table of Contents and Links follow below.
Volume 08, Issue 02 (June 2026)
US Signaling, Reliability, and Cross-Strait Dynamics during the Second Trump Administration
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Why Do Chinese Women Outperform Men in International Soccer?: Associational Behavior, Perceived Risk, and Differentiated Control in China
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Can Leaders Change the World?– A Macro Perspective of Leadership Limitation in International Relations
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