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Beijing's march West : opportunities and challenges for China's Eurasian pivot/ Michael Clarke

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CLARKE Michael

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In: Orbis: Vol.60 No.2 Spring 2016, pp. 296-313 (44)Summary: This analysis argues the policies of the United States abd its allies are pushing Moscow and Beijing towards each other and concludes with the wishful assertion that in central Asia at least Russian and Chinese interests overlap in a common interest to ensure social and economic stability

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This analysis argues the policies of the United States abd its allies are pushing Moscow and Beijing towards each other and concludes with the wishful assertion that in central Asia at least Russian and Chinese interests overlap in a common interest to ensure social and economic stability

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