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Central Asian and Russian perspectives on China's strategic emergence / David Kerr.

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In: International Affairs Vol 86 No 1, January 2010, pp.127-152 (32)Summary: What do China's increasing economic power and regional ambitions mean for Russia? Assuming that the USA remains the global hegemon and that China has ambitions of regional hegemony Russia may find that it has little option but to align itself more closely with the West.

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What do China's increasing economic power and regional ambitions mean for Russia? Assuming that the USA remains the global hegemon and that China has ambitions of regional hegemony Russia may find that it has little option but to align itself more closely with the West.

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