This book consists of the author's writings on China's perspective and policy with regard to its foreign relations and engagement of regional and global affairs. It covers issues ranging from the post-Cold War world order, China-US relations, the significance of China's rise, the North Korean nuclear crisis and China's policy, and China's relations with its neighbors in a new context. Rising China and World Order provides insights into China's interests and policy from an eminent Chinese scholar.Contents:New Security Thinking for China in a Changing WorldSearching for Collaboration: China and the US in the Asia–PacificRegional and Global Dimensions in the China–US RelationshiphipChina and Its Neighbors: Relations in a New ContextChanging Sino–US–Japanese RelationsPeace in the Korean Peninsula and the Role of ChinaEnding Confrontation in the Korean Peninsula: The Way OutThe International Environment Facing China in the Asia–Pacific RegionHow to Make Our Region SafeNon-Traditional Security and Socio-Economic Development of East AsiaWhither the World Order?We Need a New World OrderReadership: Policymakers, academics and undergraduates in International Relations/East Asian studies interested in understanding Chinese foreign policy and China's perspectives on regional and global affairs.