What if China doesn't democratize?: implications for war and peace

Preface / Andrew J. Nathan

Introduction / Barrett L. McCormick

1. "We are Patriots First and Democrats Second": The Rise of Chinese Nationalism in the 1990s / Suisheng Zhao

2. Democratization and China's Nation Building / Jianwei Wang

3. China's Evolution Toward Soft Authoritarianism / Minxin Pei

4. Preventing War Between China and Japan / Edward Friedman

5. Human Rights in China's International Relations / Samuel S. Kim

6. China and Its Neighbors / June Teufel Dreyer

7. China's Democratization: What Difference Would It Make for U.S.-China Relations? / David Bachman

8. Immanuel Kant's Relevance to an Enduring Asia-Pacific Peace / Edward Friedman

9. Caution: Rough Road Ahead / Harvey Nelsen

10. Aggressive Engagement, Not Containment: Political Repression's Role in Sino-American Relations / Su Shaozhi and Michael J. Sullivan

11. U.S.-PRC Relations and the "Democratic Peace" / Barrett L. McCormick

Conclusion: Points of Agreement and Disagreement and Thoughts on U.S.-China Relations / Barrett L. McCormick.