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Explaining United States - China relations : neoclassical realism and the nexus of threat - interest perceptions/ Kai He

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In: The Pacific Review : Vol.30, No.2, March 2017, pp.133-151 (103)Summary: The article argues that the nature of US-China relations, either cooperation or competition is mainly shaped by the perceptions of leaders regarding security threats and economic between the two nations.

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The article argues that the nature of US-China relations, either cooperation or competition is mainly shaped by the perceptions of leaders regarding security threats and economic between the two nations.

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