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China World

Can China’s boom continue indefinitely? Which concepts and principles shape Chinese foreign policy? How can China’s avoid a looming demographic nightmare? Will China seek hegemony in Asia, or will it participate in shaping a balanced regional order?

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    Series: China World
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    Series: China World
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    Series: China World
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    Series: China World
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    Series: China World
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  • China’s Trouble with the Neighbors

    Series: China World
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  • Can China Rescue Europe?

    Series: China World
    2011-09-29
    Some have called upon major emerging countries, and on China in particular, to step up and use their huge foreign-exchange reserves to purchase the debt of crisis-ravaged countries, such as Greece, Italy, and Spain. China can't rescue Europe by itself, but it certainly has the means – and the incentive – to help.... read
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  • A Long March with China

    Series: China World
    2011-08-30
    US Vice President Joe Biden’s recent four-day visit to China ended on a high note. But, behind all the smiles and toasts at such events, serious issues and perception gaps continue to divide the world’s two great powers.... read
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  • China and the Afghan Endgame

    Series: China World
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    If China proves itself willing to help shore up Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s administration, it will not seek an immediate advantage from the withdrawal of US forces. But, despite the billions of dollars China has invested in developing Afghanistan’s natural resources, it is hard to see the Chinese undertaking a policy of broader and more proactive engagement there.... read
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