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China - Japan interaction in the Middle East : a battleground of Japan's remilitarization/ Yoram Evron

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In: The Pacific Review : Vol.30, No.2, March 2017, pp.188-204 (103)Summary: This article explores whether Sino-Japanese rivalry extends to the Middle East . This undertaking requires a conceptual distinction between measures related to Sino-Japanese competition in the Middle East and measures which are related to their rivalry.

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This article explores whether Sino-Japanese rivalry extends to the Middle East . This undertaking requires a conceptual distinction between measures related to Sino-Japanese competition in the Middle East and measures which are related to their rivalry.

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