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Hegemonic authority and domestic legitimation : Japan and Korea under Chinese hegemonic order in early modern East Asia/ Ji Young Lee

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LEE Ji Young

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In: Security studies: Vol.25, No 2, April-June 2016, pp.320-352 (118)Summary: The article examines the Asian hegemonic system centered on imperial China -the system that characterized the international relations of East Asia between the fourteenthand the end of the eighteenth centuries and takes a sociological approach to hegemony.

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The article examines the Asian hegemonic system centered on imperial China -the system that characterized the international relations of East Asia between the fourteenthand the end of the eighteenth centuries and takes a sociological approach to hegemony.

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