Reading lists

I copied off a couple of reading lists way before the start of term and have only just got round to reading through them. Planning - organisation - there has to be a simple way.

Anyway, the Netherlands Institute of International Relations has a reading list for China and Taiwan, but most of it is irrelevant and related to security and (yawn) 'is China a threat?'...

Having said that, the following are articles I should probably read:

Breslin, S. (2009). Understanding China's regional rise: interpretations, identities and implications,  International Affairs, 85 (4): 817-835.
Buzan, B. (2010). China in international society: is "peaceful rise" possible? Chinese Journal of International Politics, 3(1): 5-36.
Fonte, M. (2009). The DPP Calls for Round Two. Far Eastern Economic Review, 172 (8): 28-31. Available in: TROVE National Library of Australia.
Foot, R. (2010) China and the United States: between a cold and a warm peace, Survival, 51 (6): 123-146.
Hughes, C.R. (2009). New Trends in Taiwan's China Policy, International Spectator, 44 (2): 59-74.