Addressing Global Challenges - Exploring Socio-Cultural Dynamics and Sustainable Solutions in a Changing World : : Proceedings of International Symposium on Humanities and Social Sciences (ISHSS 2023, August 11-13, 2023, Macau, China).

• Author: M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Parfait.
• TeilnehmendeR: M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Parfait
• Place / Publishing House: Milton : : CRC Press LLC,, 2024.; ©2025.
• Year of Publication: 2024
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (963 pages)

The International Symposium on Humanities and Social Sciences: Addressing Global Challenges-Exploring Socio-Cultural Dynamics and Sustainable Solutions in a Changing World unfolds as a crucial academic undertaking, centred around the overarching theme of intellectual synergy and inquiry.

Table of Contents

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Committee -- International relations and diplomacy -- North Korea's denuclearization: Obstacles and prospects from multinational aspect -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Us Aspect of Denuclearization -- 2.1 US effort for denuclearization: negotiations and sanctions -- 2.2 Why the US exaggerates the DPRK&amp -- x00027 -- s nuclear issue? -- 3 China's Attitude Toward Denuclearization and the Reasons -- 4 South Korea's Aspect of Denuclearization -- 4.1 South Korean government&amp -- x00027 -- s actions - negotiations -- 4.2 South Korea&amp -- x00027 -- s sanctions against North Korea -- 4.3 Reasons why South Korea takes sanctions instead of maintaining negotiations -- 5 North Korea's Aspect of Denuclearization: Obstacles and Prospects -- 6 Discussion of International Sanctions, Other Countries and Institutes -- 7 Conclusion -- Author Contribution -- References -- The image of the "other" in popular culture and diplomatic relations between China and Japan-Japanese anime and Chinese television drama as examples -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Extremely One-Sided Symbolic Opposite Images before the 1980s -- 2.1 China&amp -- x00027 -- s demonization and clowning of Japan -- 2.2 Japan&amp -- x00027 -- s "orientalism" shaping of China -- 3 Objective and Friendly Images from the 1990s to the Early 21st Century -- 3.1 China&amp -- x00027 -- s authenticity, advanced shaping of Japan -- 3.2 Japan&amp -- x00027 -- s diverse and dynamic shaping of China -- 4 Diverse Images after Heightened Conflict since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis -- 4.1 China&amp -- x00027 -- s mixed attitudes towards Japan with dominance of negative elements -- 4.2 Japan&amp -- x00027 -- s portrait of China as a "powerful but failed" imaginary enemy -- 5 Conclusion -- References.

Analysis of China-Laos relations-from the perspective of U.S.-China strategic competition, ASEAN and Laos -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The International Situation and ASEAN in its Context -- 2.1 U.S. "Indo-Pacific strategy" to strengthen the U.S. presence in the Indo-Pacific region -- 2.2 China&amp -- x00027 -- s periphery policy -- 2.3 ASEAN&amp -- x00027 -- s attitude under the U.S.-China strategic competition -- 2.3.1 Generally neutral attitudes -- 2.3.2 Seriously divided internally -- 2.4 China-ASEAN cooperation with third-party competition -- 3 Analysis of China-Laos Relations -- 3.1 The practice of friendly relations between China and Laos -- 3.2 Reasons for the developing of Sino-Laos relations -- 4 Future Development of China-Laos Relations from the Perspective of Laos -- 4.1 Relatively weak comprehensive national power -- 4.2 Poor conditions for external economic development -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- How consensus building affects U.S. foreign policy toward East Asia: The U.S. under the Trump Era and the Biden Era as examples -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Overview of U.S. Foreign Policy and its Values Diplomacy -- 3 U.S. Identity Shaping in East Asia -- 4 Constructivist Analysis of U.S. Diplomacy -- 4.1 Subjective identity shaping -- 4.2 Expectations for the countries in the region -- 4.3 Interaction of structures and actors -- 5 Constructivist Analysis of U.S. Diplomacy -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- From the perspective of cross-border data flow challenges and countermeasures of China's joining CPTPP -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Provisions on Cross-border Data Flow in CPTPP -- 2.1 The high standards and compatibility of personal information protection -- 2.2 The freedom and inclusiveness of cross-border data flow -- 3 The Legal Regulation of Cross-border Data Flow in China -- 3.1 Legal regulation of outbound data.

3.2 Legal regulation of outbound data -- 4 China&amp -- x00027 -- s Difficulties in Connecting with CPTPP in Terms of Cross-border Data Flow -- 4.1 Domestic legislation: the system is harsh and difficult to connect with the public -- 4.1.1 The system is too strict -- 4.1.2 It is difficult to connect public policies -- 4.2 Extraterritorial law enforcement: paying too much attention to "defense" -- 4.2.1 Blank extraterritorial jurisdiction -- 4.2.2 Pay too much attention to "defense" in data retrieval -- 4.3 Judicial procedure: the application of law is "mechanical" -- 4.3.1 The trial mode is too traditional -- 4.3.2 Lack of international cooperation and protection mechanisms outside the territory -- 5 Suggestions on The Cross-border Flow of CPTPP Data in China&amp -- x00027 -- s Domestic Law -- 5.1 Optimizing the legislative system -- 5.1.1 Renew the concept, giving consideration to national information security, personal privacy protection and freedom of data flow -- 5.1.2 Define the safety assessment standards -- 5.2 Improve the extraterritorial law enforcement rules -- 5.2.1 Providing extraterritorial jurisdiction according to the grade type of data -- 5.2.2 Appropriately expand judicial jurisdiction and refine the legal procedures for cross-border data retrieval -- 5.3 Improve the judicial protection mechanism -- 5.3.1 Optimize the court handling mechanism -- 5.3.2 Take an active part in the governance of global cross-border data -- 6 Conclusion -- Author Contribution -- References -- Relations between China and Thailand after the establishment of the People's Republic of China -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Sino-Thai Relations in the 1950s-1970s -- 2.1 Overview of relations between China and Thailand in the 1950s and 1970s -- 2.2 Reasons for antagonistic and hostile relations- from the perspective of China and Thailand.

2.3 Influence of extraterritorial powers and international environment -- 2.4 Limited contacts -- 3 Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Thailand -- 3.1 The transformation and concreate practice at the early stage of the establishment of diplomatic relations -- 3.1.1 Political exchanges between China and Thailand -- 3.1.2 Economic cooperation and trade between China and Thailand -- 3.2 Impact of the changes in the international situation -- 3.2.1 The Sino-Soviet split and the wave of establishing diplomatic relations -- 3.2.2 The non-aligned movement and the rise of third world countries -- 3.2.3 Geopolitics of the Indo-China peninsula -- 3.2.4 Impact of changes in the international situation on Thailand -- 3.3 The wave of establishing diplomatic relations in China -- 4 Conclusion -- Author Contribution -- References -- Collaborative security model in East Asia: Possibilities and challenges -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Background of Chinese Collaborative Security Model -- 3 Possibilities of Chinese Collaborative Security in East Asia -- 3.1 The rise of China and its influence on collaborative security -- 3.2 China&amp -- x00027 -- s adherence to the principle of equality -- 4 Challenges of Chinese Collaborative Security in East Asia -- 4.1 China-US competition -- 4.2 Historical entanglement -- 4.3 Territorial disputes -- 4.4 Lack of cooperating motivation in other East Asian countries -- 4.5 Lack of dialogue and cooperation mechanism -- 5 Conclusion -- Author Contribution -- References -- Vietnam's construction of historical memory of China and its impact on bilateral relations -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Confucianism, War and Tribute Relations -- 3 Vietnamese Reinterpretation of Sino-Vietnamese History during the French Colonization -- 4 Changing Views on Vietnam&amp -- x00027 -- s History of China during the Cold War -- 5 Conclusion.

References -- A study on phonetic transfer from the view of loanwords and its influence on cross-cultural communication -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Method -- 3 Result and Discussion -- 3.1 Perception of beginners -- 3.2 L1 transfer for beginners -- 3.3 L1 transfer for beginners -- 3.4 Influence on cross-cultural communication -- 3.5 Implications for EFL pedagogies -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- Faith at the forefront: An analysis of the contributions and dilemmas of faith-based organizations to global governance and human rights issues -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Participation and Functions of FBOs in Global Governance -- 2.1 Religion as moral authority -- 2.2 Promote global governance -- 2.3 Raising public awareness -- 3 Challenges in the Global Environmental Governance and Human Rights Discourse -- 3.1 Tensions between the religious and secular worlds -- 3.2 Conflict between human rights concepts and religious beliefs -- 3.3 Political and economic challenges and external pressures -- 4 Recommendations on How to Work Effectively with FBOs -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Tying the knot: A comparative study of marriage ceremonies among emigrant and native Korean minority -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Literature Review -- 3 Methodology -- 4 Results and Discussions -- 5 Assumptions Compared and Limitations -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Peer pressure and behavior: The relation, moderators and precaution -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Relation Between Peer Pressure and Behavior -- 2.1 Negative influence -- 2.2 Positive influence -- 3 The Moderating Factors Between Peer Pressure and Behavior -- 3.1 Gender -- 3.2 Parental influence -- 3.3 Psychological cues -- 4 Suggestions for Precaution of Bad Behavior -- 4.1 Starting from the root: Change social expectation to behavior -- 4.2 Improving from the surface: Change group behavior norm -- 5 Conclusion -- References.

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