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Managing security in ASEAN -China relations : liberal peace of hegemonic stability/ Jorn Dosch

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DOSCH Jorn

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In: Asian Perspective Vol.32, No.1, 2007, pp.209-236 (11)Summary: The PRC increasingly sets the rules and organizes a growing network of security relevant relationships in both traditional and non-traditional security fields. At the same time the policies of China as a hegemonic power on the horizon also bring security benefits to the states in its zone of influence.

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The PRC increasingly sets the rules and organizes a growing network of security relevant relationships in both traditional and non-traditional security fields. At the same time the policies of China as a hegemonic power on the horizon also bring security benefits to the states in its zone of influence.

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