Grounded On A Series Of First-hand Interviews With Chinese Government Officials, This Book Examines China’s Accession To The World Trade Organization, Providing An ‘inside’ Look At Chinese Wto Accession Negotiations. Presenting A Systematic Political Economy Model In Analyzing Beijing’s Decision-making Mechanisms, The Book Argues That China’s Wto Policy Making Is A State-led, Leadership Driven, And Top-down Process. Feng Explores How China’s Determined Political Elite Partly Bypassed And Partly Restructured A Largely Reluctant And Resistant Bureaucracy, Under Constant Pressure From An Increasingly Globalized International System. By Addressing China’s Accession To The Wto From A Political Analysis Perspective, The Book Provides A Theoretically Informed And Intriguing Examination Of China’s Foreign Economic Policy Making Regime. The Book Highlights Contemporary Debates Relating To State And Institutionalist Theory And Provides New And Useful Insights Into A Significant Development Of This Century.