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Trump and China : getting to Yes with Beijing/ Susan shirk

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SHIRK Susan

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In: Foreign Affairs : Vol. 96, No. 2, March/April 2017, pp. 20-27 (76)Summary: The United States should welcome a more influential China so long as it respects other countries interests, contributes to the common good and adheres to international laws and norms. The article also highlights on bridge over troubled water the Trump administration should rely primarily on diplomacy and international law to manage the situation in the South China Sea.

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The United States should welcome a more influential China so long as it respects other countries interests, contributes to the common good and adheres to international laws and norms. The article also highlights on bridge over troubled water the Trump administration should rely primarily on diplomacy and international law to manage the situation in the South China Sea.

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