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More than peripheral : how provinces influence China's foreign policy/ Audrye Wong

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WONG Audrye

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In: The China Quarterly: September 2018, No.235, pp.735-757 (17)Summary: This analysis provides a more nuanced argument than is commonly found in international relations for the motivations behind the evolving and increasingly activist Chinese foreign policy

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This analysis provides a more nuanced argument than is commonly found in international relations for the motivations behind the evolving and increasingly activist Chinese foreign policy

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