The Sino-Russian partnership and the East Asian order/ Elizabeth Wishnick
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Asian Perspective Vol.42, No. 3, 2018, pp.355-386 (11)Summary: The article examines how China and Russia manage their relations in East Asia and the impact of their approach to great power management on the creation of East Asian order. Sino-Russian great power management involves rule making, a distinctive approach to crisis management and overlapping policy approaches toward countries such as Burma and the Philippines.
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The article examines how China and Russia manage their relations in East Asia and the impact of their approach to great power management on the creation of East Asian order. Sino-Russian great power management involves rule making, a distinctive approach to crisis management and overlapping policy approaches toward countries such as Burma and the Philippines.
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