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Going soft : China's alternative route to regional influence/ James R Holmes

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HOLMES James R

Contributor(s):

YOSHIHARA Toshi

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2007Subject(s):

In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 19, No 7, pp. 54-55Summary: The China soft power could ensure Chinese foreign policy is more effective in competition with US despite a lack of military party. In this article the authors analyse the method by which China seeks to expand its influence in Asia.

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The China soft power could ensure Chinese foreign policy is more effective in competition with US despite a lack of military party. In this article the authors analyse the method by which China seeks to expand its influence in Asia.

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