An epochal moment? the COVID-19 pandemic and China's international order building/ Nicholas Ross Smith and Tracey Fallon
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World Affairs Vol 183 No 3, Fall 2020, pp.235-255 (55)Summary: China has been seeing using the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to maximize their international order-building efforts with international powers. The pandemic also allows China to form friendship to those countries affected by the pandemic when China stepped in to provide humanitarian assistance during this time of crisis which can leave a lasting impact for the global order.
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China has been seeing using the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to maximize their international order-building efforts with international powers. The pandemic also allows China to form friendship to those countries affected by the pandemic when China stepped in to provide humanitarian assistance during this time of crisis which can leave a lasting impact for the global order.
CHINA, COVID-19
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