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Moving toward a co-management approach: China's policy toward North Korea and Taiwan

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Zhao Quansheng

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

CHINA -- FOREIGN POLICY -- TAIWAN -- KOREA -- INTERNATIONAL CRISES

In: Asian Perspective Vol 30, No 1, 2006, pp.39-78 (11)Summary: This article analyzes Chinese foreign policy toward two flashpoints in East Asia. The article argues that until recently China has emphasized the first two sets of considerations moving toward a new approach namely co-management with major power

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This article analyzes Chinese foreign policy toward two flashpoints in East Asia. The article argues that until recently China has emphasized the first two sets of considerations moving toward a new approach namely co-management with major power

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