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China's emerging disaster diplomacy: what it means for Southeast Asia/ Lina Gong

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GONG Lina

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 0023, 6 February 2020 (F31)Summary: The Chinese government formed two new bodies in 2018 that have been expected to improve China's response to natural hazards and humanitarian emergencies in other countries. What are the implications for Southeast Asia, where the risk and threat of different types of disaster persist?

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The Chinese government formed two new bodies in 2018 that have been expected to improve China's response to natural hazards and humanitarian emergencies in other countries. What are the implications for Southeast Asia, where the risk and threat of different types of disaster persist?

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