Global Economy and World Order in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Zhao Jianying is President of China Social Sciences Press. He is also Professor at the School of Philosophy, University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Professor Zhao received his Master of Philosophy from Renmin University of China and his PhD degree from the Postgraduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Preface, Note on Chinese names, List of Contributors, Translator’s Acknowledgement, 1. Sino-US Relations in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Risks, Options, and Routes, 2. De-Globalization: The Shadow Hovering Over the World Economy in the Post-Covid-19 Era, 3. A Prospect of the Digital Economy in the Post-COVID-19 Era, 4. Getting Prepared for a New Type of Long-Term Recession, 5. The Logic and Warning of Providing Limitless Amount of Funds by the Federal Reserve, 6. Globalization, the Pandemic, and International Economic Governance, 7. Responding to the Severe Impact of the Pandemic, and Accelerating High-Level Opening Up, 8. The Pandemic Impact on the Global Supply Chain and China’s Response, 9. Some Thoughts on the Current World Economy and Globalization, 10. China and the World Under the Impact of the Pandemic, 11. Looking into the Financial Turmoil During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Causes, Characteristics, Impacts, and Responses, 12. The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Changes in the Past Century, 13. Avoiding the “Free Fall” of Sino-US Relations, 14. Europe in the Post-COVID-19 Era and the Problems in Sino-Europe Relations, 15. The US Internal Affairs, Diplomacy, and Sino-US relations During the COVID-19 Pandemic, 16. Impact of the COVID–19 Pandemic on the World and Sino-Japan Relations, 17. Africa and China–Africa Relations in the Post-COVID-19 Era, 18. Material Interest and the Concept of Values: International Conflicts and Cooperation During the Pandemic, 19. COVID-19 and Global Governance Reform, 20. The Outbreak of the COVID-19 Virus: Nowhere to Avoid it and an Interrogation of Misery, Index