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Hedging against China : Japanese strategy towards a rising power/ L.I Lopez

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In: Asian Security: Vol 14, No. 2, 2018, pp. 199-211 (21A)Summary: This article has argued that the Japanese response to China's rise cannot be adequately explained in terms of realist or liberal traditions. Some middle powers adopt policies that differ quite markedly from pure forms of balancing and bandwagoning.

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This article has argued that the Japanese response to China's rise cannot be adequately explained in terms of realist or liberal traditions. Some middle powers adopt policies that differ quite markedly from pure forms of balancing and bandwagoning.

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