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Applying offensive realism to the rise of China: structural incentives and Chinese diplomacy toward the neighboring states / Xiaoting Li

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XIAOTING Li

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In: International Relations of the Asia-Pacific Vol 16, No. 2, 2016, pp. 241 - 271 (DA)Summary: The study employs offensive realism to provide a baseline for assessing Beijing's strategic choices in dealing with regional neighbors.

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The study employs offensive realism to provide a baseline for assessing Beijing's strategic choices in dealing with regional neighbors.

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