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Playing the games : sport and politics take to the field in Asia/ Victor Cha

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review August 2008, pp. 54-55Summary: The article assesses how the games has affected China's domestic and foreign policy. The Chinese government seek to use the games to enhance its internal credibility and control showcase its economic growth.

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The article assesses how the games has affected China's domestic and foreign policy. The Chinese government seek to use the games to enhance its internal credibility and control showcase its economic growth.

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