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China's rise : an unlikely pillar of US hegemony/ Wang Yiwei

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YIWEI Wang

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In: Havard International Review Spring 2007, pp.56-59 (67)Summary: According to the 2006 report of the Chicago Council on global affairs 61 percent of US citizens believe that within the next 20 years, Chinese GDP will surpass US GDP. There are two common views regarding Chinese development, first that it will result in the revitalization of the Chinese nation, and second that it is a consequence of globalization.

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According to the 2006 report of the Chicago Council on global affairs 61 percent of US citizens believe that within the next 20 years, Chinese GDP will surpass US GDP. There are two common views regarding Chinese development, first that it will result in the revitalization of the Chinese nation, and second that it is a consequence of globalization.

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