Sponsor(s): China Foreign Affairs University; China National Association for International Studies
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6 issues per year
Current Issue: Issue 04, 2018
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Journal official website:http://wjxy.cbpt.cnki.net/WKE/WebPublication/index.aspx?mid=WJXY
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Foreign Affairs Review is supervised by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of PRC, and sponsored by China Foreign Affairs University. It was launched in 1984, aiming to locate its domain within looking at the world based on China and observing China from the perspective of global view, and take “big international relations” and “big diplomacy” as its main subjects. Its scope covers Chinese diplomacy, big power relations, regional and international order, as well as global governance with its distinctive features. Among the well-known Chinese journals in terms of bibliometric indicators, it has become one of the best journals in the field of international relations. Moreover, it also acts as the authorized journal for China National Association for International Studies (CNAIS). The journal is included in CSSCI.
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Editor-in-Chief
Qin Yaqing
Associate Editor
Zhu Liqun
Deputy Editor-in-Chief
Chen Zhirui
Editorial Board
Yin Jiwu, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Wang Fan, China Foreign Affairs University
Wang Yizhou, Peking University
David M. Lampton, The
Institutionalization of the transparency principle and its impacts: a case study of global climate governance
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04
Issue of freedom of navigation and Sino-US South China Sea conflict: from the perspective of the natural attribute of the ocean
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04
New development of the exploitation of the international seabed area and marine environmental protection system: review of the Draft Regulations on Exploitation of Mineral Resources in the Area
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04
Relocating embassy to Jerusalem: domestic politics and Trump administration’s foreign policy agenda setting
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04
Path dependence, critical juncture and institutional change of the Arctic Council: an analysis based on historical institutionalism
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04
Responding to the South China Sea crisis: measures and limits of ASEAN’s “self-healing”
Foreign Affairs Review,2018,Vol 35,No. 04