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Asian values and the United States: how much conflict?

By:

HITCHCOCK David I

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington, DC: Center for Strategic and International Studies, 1994Description: 41pISBN:

0892063114 (pbk.)

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Summary: Examines the extent to which the leaders of Asia have a moral perspective which differs significantly from that of their Western counterparts.

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Examines the extent to which the leaders of Asia have a moral perspective which differs significantly from that of their Western counterparts.

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