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PERSPECTIVES ON CHINA’S INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE: STRATEGIES, PROCESSES AND CHALLENGES

President of the Macau Scientific and Cultural Centre. Associate Professor of International
Relations with tenure, accredited at the School of Economics of the University of Coimbra
(Portugal), where she established the course “China and the Portuguese-speaking Countries in
World Trade”. Former head of the International Relations department and coordinator of the
School of Economics International Office at the same university. Holds a Ph.D. degree from the
School of Oriental and African Studies – University of London, a Master degree from the Institute
of Higher European Studies – University of Strasbourg, and a Bachelor degree from the Institute
of Social and Political Sciences – University of Lisbon. She was a Post-doctorate scholar at the
Institute of Political Studies of the Portuguese Catholic University of Lisbon and visiting professor
at the University of Macau, the University of Salamanca and the University of Lyon. She was a
board member of the European Association for Chinese Studies, and the organizer of the 2014
EACS conference in Coimbra; and president of the International Relations Section and member of
the board of the Portuguese Political Science Association. Principal Investigator at the University
of Coimbra on a research project on the role of Macau in China´s relations with the Portuguese
speaking-countries, funded by the Portuguese national funding agency for Science, Research and
Technology; and on a project on South-South Cooperation for the Europe China Research and
Advice Network, supported by the European External Action Service. Auditor of the Portuguese
National Defense Institute. Co-founder of the consulting company ChinaLink, and of the
Observatory for China in Portugal. Author of China and the Macau Negotiations, 1986-
1999 (HKUP) and China’s New Silk Road: An Emerging World Order (Routledge), as well as other
publications available for consultation at: www.uc.pt/feuc/carmen

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Esta revista temática foi organizada pelo Centro Científico e Cultural de Macau (CCCM),
na sequência da participação dos autores nas Conferências sobre a China, que decorrem
anualmente na primavera no CCCM. O CCCM é um centro de investigação científica
sediado em Lisboa com a missão produzir, promover e divulgar conhecimento sobre
Macau e a China em geral, atuando como plataforma entre Portugal e a República Popular
da China, assim como entre a Europa e a Ásia.
Os primeiros dois artigos desta revista fazem uma retrospetiva dos desenvolvimentos na
primeira década do milénio, contribuindo para o entendimento de acontecimentos que
marcam os dias de hoje. Os dois restantes artigos analisam questões políticas
contemporâneas, abordando vários aspetos da política doméstica e internacional chinesa.
Os autores apresentam investigação original e inovadora, certamente útil ao leitor para
a compreensão da China no século XXI.

This thematic issue is the result of collaboration with the Macau Scientific and Cultural Centre (also known as CCCM). This issue is particularly a product of the CCCM China Conferences, which are held annually in the spring and in which the authors participated. The CCCM is a scientific research centre based in Lisbon with the mission of producing, promoting, and disseminating knowledge about Macau and China in general, acting as a platform between Portugal and the People's Republic of China, as well as between Europe and Asia. This journal contains five articles in total. The first two articles look back at developments in the first decade of the millennium, and provide important analysis that contributes to our understanding of the events that mark the present-day. The remaining three articles focus on contemporary political issues, and deal with various aspects of Chinese domestic and international politics. Each of the papers presents original research, with independent and novel findings, that will certainly be of use to the readers of the issue in understanding recent issues that concern China in the twenty-first century.