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Rivalry in the Middle East? Japan's CEAPAD initiative and China's rise/ Kai Schulze

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In: The Pacific Review: Vol.32, No.5, September 2019, pp. 809-830 (103)Summary: The discussion about current affairs in Sino_japanese relations, which are defined as a rivalry. This article investigates how China's growing presence in the Middle East and in particular regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, influences Japan's own foreign policy.

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The discussion about current affairs in Sino_japanese relations, which are defined as a rivalry. This article investigates how China's growing presence in the Middle East and in particular regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, influences Japan's own foreign policy.

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