China's Energy Relations with the Developing World [Hardcover]

Carrie Liu Currier is Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of Asian Studies at Texas Christian University. Her research interests are focused on China's economic reform policies to understand how developing countries are adapting to the demands of globalization. Her publications include several articles in the American Journal of Chinese Studies, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Politics and Policy.
Manochehr Dorraj is Professor of Political Science at Texas Christian University where he teaches courses on International Relations, Globalization, Politics of Developing Nations, and the Politics of the Middle East and North Africa. He has published extensively on Third World and Middle East development issues and their foreign relations.

Part I. Theoretical and Historical Overview1. The Strategic Implications of China's Energy Engagement with the Developing WorldCarrie Liu Currier and Manochehr Dorraj2. The Evolution of China's Grand Strategy with the Developing WorldLui Hebron3. The Domestic Political Context for China's Quest for Energy Security Jean A. GarrisonPart II. Regional Case Studies4. China's Quest for Energy Security in the Middle East: Strategic ImplicationsManochehr Dorraj and Carrie Liu Currier5. China, Russia, and Central Asia: Triangular Energy PoliticsGregory Gleason6. China's Energy Relations with AfricaZHAO Hong7. China, Latin America, and the United States: The Political Economy of Energy Policy in the AmericasGregg B. Johnson and Jesse T. Wasson8. A Strategic Game: China's Energy Relations with Japan and IndiaJian YangPart III. Challenges for the Future9. Pipelines versus Sea Lanes: Challenges and Opportunities for Securing Energy ResourcesAndrew S. Erickson and Gabriel B. Collins10. China's Energy Relations with the Global South: Potential for Great Power RealignmentCharles E. ZieglerIndex