The essence of hedging : Malaysia and Singapore's response to a rising China / Kuik Cheng Chwee
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Contemporary Southeast Asia Vol 30, No 2, August 2008, pp.159-185 (19)Summary: This article examines the former, focusing on the cases of Malaysia and Singapore's response to the rise of China in the post cold war era specifically from 1990-2005. The paper is divided into four sections. The first section provides a working definition of hedging and identifies its antecedent conditions. The second section deconstructs hedging into five components. The third section takes an empirical look by detailing Malaysia and Singapore's China policies. The final section concludes by discussing the explanatory strengths of neo-realism and RL framework in accounting to the variation in the two strategies.
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This article examines the former, focusing on the cases of Malaysia and Singapore's response to the rise of China in the post cold war era specifically from 1990-2005. The paper is divided into four sections. The first section provides a working definition of hedging and identifies its antecedent conditions. The second section deconstructs hedging into five components. The third section takes an empirical look by detailing Malaysia and Singapore's China policies. The final section concludes by discussing the explanatory strengths of neo-realism and RL framework in accounting to the variation in the two strategies.
MALAYSIA, SING, CHINA
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