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Home > Books > (Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 24, Number 2 (May 2026)
(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 24, Number 2 (May 2026)

(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 24, Number 2 (May 2026)

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Research

Why Does China Not Seek Hegemony? —A Political Concept Analysis
Rurong Ye


A Theatre of Rivalries Shifting from Land to Sea: Understanding India’s Horizontal Escalation Strategy vis-à-vis China
Renjie Feng, Dingkun Lei

Can Chinese Labour Law Protect Chinese Posted Workers? Incompatibility in Legal Protection for Chinese Posted Workers in Foreign Contracted Projects
Xiaohui Ban, Chuying Huang

Market-oriented Reform and Efficiency of Industrial Resource Allocation: Evidence from China
Wen Yue, Zhu Mengjie

Regulating Multilevel and Multiagency Governments in the Market Deregulation Process: Evidence from China’s National Business Environment Evaluation
Xiance Song, Junbo Yu

Uneven Spatial Distribution of the Digital Economy: Evidence from China of Local Promotion and Neighbouring Area “Squeeze” Effects
Longmin Yu, Famin Yi

Morbidity and Mortality Risks of Older People Cared for by Adult Children in Rural China: Son versus Daughter Care
Huijun Liu, Harper Sarah

From Growth to Security: The Formation, Differences and Changes in the Class Identification of Chinese Market Elites
Haijun Shi, Qingyi Zhao

Framing Traditional Chinese Medicine as Science or Cultural Heritage: China’s Overseas Promotion Strategies since the Launch of the Belt and Road Initiative
Xianwen Kuang

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