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Fallout from Pyongyang: China's prize/ by Brad Glosserman,: frightening the neighbors/ by Kenta Tanimichi and Colum Murphy

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In: Far Eastern Economic Review Vol 168 No 9, October 2005, pp.42-47Summary: The multilateral effort to engage North Korea is engendering a new era in Asian diplomacy. China's standing as a responsible power is enhanced, while Japan is asserting itself as an independent player.

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The multilateral effort to engage North Korea is engendering a new era in Asian diplomacy. China's standing as a responsible power is enhanced, while Japan is asserting itself as an independent player.

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