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Is Southeast Asia really balancing against China/ Feng Zhang

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ZHANG Feng

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In: The Washington Quarterly: Fall 2018, Vol.41 No.3, pp.191-204 (108)Summary: The article highlights the strategic promise of Southeast Asia for China raises. If the region commands such enduring significance in Chinese strategy, why has Beijing pursued policies that have made Southeast Asia more fearful of China's power and influence?

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The article highlights the strategic promise of Southeast Asia for China raises. If the region commands such enduring significance in Chinese strategy, why has Beijing pursued policies that have made Southeast Asia more fearful of China's power and influence?

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