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Dealing with China: a European perspective/ Guibourg Delamotte

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DELAMOTTE Guibourg

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In: Asia-Pacific Review: Vol 27, No. 2, November 2020, pp.109-123Summary: China's reach and ability to influence outcomes on the international scene have grown to the extent that they require a change of mind-set and working habits by European, Japanese, American, and Australian partners. A paradigm shift is taking place affecting all dimensions of international relations-strategic, political, economic, technological.

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China's reach and ability to influence outcomes on the international scene have grown to the extent that they require a change of mind-set and working habits by European, Japanese, American, and Australian partners. A paradigm shift is taking place affecting all dimensions of international relations-strategic, political, economic, technological.

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