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Australia, China, and the U.S. in an era of interdependence : irreconcilable interests, inadequate institutions? / Mark Beeson and Yong Wang.

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BEESON Mark

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Yong Wang

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In: Asian Survey Vol 54 No 3, May-June 2014, pages 565-583 (12)Summary: Study of the roles that could be played by regional organisations such as EAS, ASEAN, and ASEAN plus Three to help ensure stability in the Asia Pacific as tensions rise from America's pivot and a more assertive China.

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Study of the roles that could be played by regional organisations such as EAS, ASEAN, and ASEAN plus Three to help ensure stability in the Asia Pacific as tensions rise from America's pivot and a more assertive China.

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