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China and the Pacific : confrontation or co-operation/ Michael Powels

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POWLES Michael

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TextPublication details: 2007Subject(s):

CHINA

In: New Zealand International Review May/June 2007, pp.8-12Summary: What China's increasing role in the region. China has two principal goals in the south pacific access to minerals and raw materials and countering Taiwan's efforts to recruit Pacific countries to its ranks. China is now a major Asia Pacific power.

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What China's increasing role in the region. China has two principal goals in the south pacific access to minerals and raw materials and countering Taiwan's efforts to recruit Pacific countries to its ranks. China is now a major Asia Pacific power.

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