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FOREIGN STRATEGY (5) answer(s).
 
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Bush's second term foreign strategy   Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
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China’s State-owned Enterprises: Instruments of Its Foreign Strategy? / Nie, Wenjuan   Journal Article
Nie, Wenjuan Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This article centers on the question of whether state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are instruments of China’s foreign strategy. A simplistic answer of yes or no is far from sufficient, as the positive view suffers from ignorance of SOEs’ agency, while the negative view is blind to the entrenched connections between SOEs and the government. It is obvious that SOEs have close connections with the Chinese government. However, whether these connections can be regarded as making SOEs a strategic instrument in China’s foreign policies remains to be further studied. This article starts with the various SOE-government relationship models in the ‘going out’, i.e. globalizing, endeavours of SOEs in Southeast Asia and examines the fitness and priorities of the two parties’ interests under each relationship model. The article concludes that under the government + SOE model, SOEs have long been the instruments of China’s foreign strategy. Under the SOE + government model, SOEs can be regarded as weak instruments of foreign strategy, while under the independent SOE model, SOEs are likely to function as profit-driven economic players.
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China's foreign strategy / Kitano, Mitsuru   Journal Article
Kitano, Mitsuru Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract This article introduces four trends of China's foreign strategy. Analysis of China's diplomacy since the 1980s based on these concepts demonstrates China's intent to become a great power and its aspirations for a China-centric order.
Key Words China  Great Power  Foreign Strategy  Chinese Diplomacy 
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Defining China's foreign strategy in accordance with national i / Yuyan, Zhang   Journal Article
Yuyan, Zhang Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Main features of current U.S. foreign strategy / Xianyun, Wang   Journal Article
Xianyun, Wang Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
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