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Korea and the return of China's tributary states/ Yossef Bodansky

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BODANSKY Yossef

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In: Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy: No.2, 2019, pp. 7-15 (22)Summary: The article highlights the relationship between China and Korea was the first recorded international contact of the Chinese state. A major objective of Beijing is to rely on the new regional posture to enhance the PRC's global ascent while banishing the US.

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The article highlights the relationship between China and Korea was the first recorded international contact of the Chinese state. A major objective of Beijing is to rely on the new regional posture to enhance the PRC's global ascent while banishing the US.

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