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Asia's new long march : bottling conflicts and managing political turbulences/ Chung Min Lee

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LEE Chung Min

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In: The Pacific Review : Vol.30, No.6, November 2017, pp. 843-856 (103)Summary: This paper explores the probable causes and consequences of an Asian paradox or the highly incongruous structure of Asia within the broader international system at once the engine of global economic growth while at the same time the repository of all the world's outstanding security threats and challenges.

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This paper explores the probable causes and consequences of an Asian paradox or the highly incongruous structure of Asia within the broader international system at once the engine of global economic growth while at the same time the repository of all the world's outstanding security threats and challenges.

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