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Journal of International Security Studies

public property rights, with both the autonomy of energy companies and the disposal
costs of the government being much lower, the government is more likely to tackle
the energy crisis with the help of energy companies. Under such circumstances, both
parties can jointly assume the responsibility of maintaining energy security through
an integrative approach based on both administrative and commercial means.
[Keywords] property rights system, energy security, energy companies, oil crisis,
corporate autonomy
[Author] SONG Yiming, Ph. D. Student, School of International Studies, Renmin
University of China (Beijing, 100872).

131 Non-Traditional Security Issues in China’s Cross-border Regions:
Challenges and Countermeasures

XIE Guiping
[Abstract] China’s frontier regions have an abundance of neighboring countries
and diverse ethnic groups and cultures, forming a complex geopolitical environment.
In a globalization era, economic and security interdependence is on the rise. Along
with China’s deepened reforms and greater openness as well as the Belt and Road
Initiative, the cross-border non-traditional issues are becoming increasingly complex
and more interwoven in China’s frontier regions, involving politics, economy,
culture, ecology and public health. These issues also cover such security fields as
geopolitics, identity, interests and cyber which have been integrated into peripheral
security, international security and human security. With the recent developments in
the political and security situation, a new series of issues and challenges may arise
concerning non-traditional security and governance in the cross-border regions.
Only under the guidance of the overall national security concept can the Chinese
government maintain national security in a comprehensive way through the
collaboration and cooperation between relevant parties at home and abroad. The
multi-layered systematic governance of cross-border non-traditional security can
contribute much to the governance of security as a whole.
[Keywords] frontier regions, cross-border non-traditional security, non-traditional
security governance, overall national security
[Author] XIE Guiping, Ph. D. and Professor, Collaborative Innovation Center for
Security and Development of Western Frontier China, Sichuan University (Chengdu,
610064).

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