Shao Binhong is senior editor at the Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) and also Secretary-General of the China Society of World Economics. Since 1996, she has been managing editor-in-chief of the International Economic Review, one of China’s core periodicals.

• Series Advisor ForewordList of ContributorsJournal InformationPart 1: International Relations/Foreign Policy1 Global Governance: A Theoretical FrameworkZhang Yuyan and Ren Lin2 Disorder or the Reconstruction of Order?Fu Ying3 New Challenges for China: Thoughts on the Current Domestic and International Situation and Historical ExperiencesZhang Baijia4 Transformation of the International Structure and China’s Diplomatic StrategySu Ge5 How China and the US Will Co-evolve under “Two Orders”Wang Jisi6 On China’s Asia and Western Pacific Strategy and the South China Sea IssueShi Yinhong7 North Korea Nuclear Issue: The Lasting Stalemate and Its ImplicationsFan JishePart 2: International Political Economy8 How to Eliminate the Persistent Expectation of RMB Depreciation? The Further Reform of RMB Exchange Rate RegimeYu Yongding, Bin Zhang and Ming Zhang9 Seventy Years After Bretton Woods, How China Can Play Its Role in the New Global Competitive LandscapeJin Liqun10 The Third Round of Searching for a New Anchor for the International Monetary SystemHuang Haizhou11 The Legacy of Bretton Woods and Reconstruction of the International Financial SystemGao Haihong12 China Facing the Challenge of Reforming the Rules of Global Trade and InvestmentJin Zhongxia13 Monetary Cooperation or Monetary War?—China and the United States’ Interests US in International Monetary System Reform and the Prospects for CooperationZou Jiayi and Qin Yuexing14 The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: A Watershed of Power Transition between China and the United States in the Asia Pacific?Chen ShaofengIndex