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China's roads to influence/ Jonathan Holslag

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HOLSLAG Jonathan

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In: Asian Survey Vol.50, No 4, July-August 2010, pp.641-662 (12)Summary: The people's republic of China is promoting cross-border networks as a new regional common good. An important objective of China is to promote economic integration in Asia. Chinese official bodies and experts assume with growing confidence that because of its geography.

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The people's republic of China is promoting cross-border networks as a new regional common good. An important objective of China is to promote economic integration in Asia. Chinese official bodies and experts assume with growing confidence that because of its geography.

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