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U.S minilateralism in Asia and China's responses : a new security dilemma?/ Joel Wuthnow

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In: Journal Of Contemporary China : Vol.28, No. 115, January 2019, pp.133-150 (102)Summary: The article highlights that not all US security and military activities in the region create an equal and opposite reaction from China. Beijing remains more concerned about developments in US bilateral alliances than evolving US security minilateralism.

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The article highlights that not all US security and military activities in the region create an equal and opposite reaction from China. Beijing remains more concerned about developments in US bilateral alliances than evolving US security minilateralism.

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