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China and the Korean peninsula: playing for the long term

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SHAMBAUGH David

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China

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In: The Washington Quarterly Spring 2003, p.43-56 (108)Abstract: The unfolding international crisis concerning North Korea's nuclear weapons program has focused global attention on China's relations with its rogue neighbour

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The unfolding international crisis concerning North Korea's nuclear weapons program has focused global attention on China's relations with its rogue neighbour

KOREA, CHINA

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