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China, India and global change: power shifting / Heinrich Kreft

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KREFT Heinrich

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TextPublication details: 2006 In: The World Today Vol 62 No 8&9, August-September 2006, pp.26-27Summary: Historically, power shifts between states or regions are rare and seldom peaceful events. As China and India both rise on the world stage this article suggests that it is in everybody's interests that they participate fully in a fair and rule based international system.

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Historically, power shifts between states or regions are rare and seldom peaceful events. As China and India both rise on the world stage this article suggests that it is in everybody's interests that they participate fully in a fair and rule based international system.

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