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What does China think? / Mark Leonard.

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LEONARD Mark

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TextPublication details: New York : Public Affairs, 2008Description: 164 pISBN:

9781586484842 (hbk) :

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Summary: Views of China as "an economic, political or military bloc" are too narrow. They miss the point that the country is a "powerhouse of ideas that could influence" the entire world. This book argues that China, as it gets richer and more open, will not become more like the West; this is a reality to which the rest of the world will have to adapt.

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Views of China as "an economic, political or military bloc" are too narrow. They miss the point that the country is a "powerhouse of ideas that could influence" the entire world. This book argues that China, as it gets richer and more open, will not become more like the West; this is a reality to which the rest of the world will have to adapt.

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