China's challenge to Pax Americana
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The Washington Quarterly Vol 24 no 3, Summer 2001, pp.31-43 (108)Abstract: This article suggests that since the mid 1990s China has begun to develop an alternative vision of the underlying principles of international relations. Suggests that this change arises from China's narrow concern with Taiwan, that the vision is still evolving, and that there is now a potentially dangerous divergence between the Chinese and American approaches. Among other subjects the article considers China's view on the development and use of military power.
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Entered on 04/APR/2003
This article suggests that since the mid 1990s China has begun to develop an alternative vision of the underlying principles of international relations. Suggests that this change arises from China's narrow concern with Taiwan, that the vision is still evolving, and that there is now a potentially dangerous divergence between the Chinese and American approaches. Among other subjects the article considers China's view on the development and use of military power.
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