Introduction -- Reconsidering sovereignty's role in international politics -- Locating and explaining state approaches : defining sovereignty after recognition, and turning to the China case -- China's approach to territorial sovereignty : de-emphasizing lost territory and securing new borders -- China's approach to jurisdictional sovereignty : ensuring that Taiwan and Tibet are a part of China -- China's approach to the authority component of sovereignty : limited acceptance of international oversight and guarding against interference in internal affairs -- China's approach to economic sovereignty : accelerating integration and accumulating obligations -- Conclusion.
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