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JOURNAL OF ASIAN AND AFRICAN STUDIES VOL 43 NO 5 (3) answer(s).
 
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China as an economic power in the contemporary era of globaliza / Moore, Thomas G   Journal Article
Moore, Thomas G Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract China's rising profile in world economic affairs is beyond dispute. This article explores several ways to think about China's experience as a latecomer, offering a preliminary assessment of its development trajectory and the evolving nature of its foreign economic relations. In particular, the analysis rejects the view that China is emerging as the hub of a regional economic order in East Asia that is increasingly cohesive and independent vis-à-vis other regions of the world. Alternatively, the article highlights the promise of research that focuses on the role of Chinese economic activity within global commodity chains and how this particular form of cross-border integration affects interdependence among nation-states at multi-continental distances
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Domestic sources of China's emerging grand strategy / Liu, Guoli   Journal Article
Liu, Guoli Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract China's emerging grand strategy has deep domestic roots, which can be examined in terms of cultural tradition, socioeconomic development, and strategic choices. China's cultural tradition emphasizes he wei gui (priority to peace) and he er bu tong (unity in diversity). China's modernization demands a peaceful environment. In fact, the majority of Chinese elites and common people have realized that China cannot become rich and strong without a peaceful environment. Peaceful development is a strategic choice made by leaders from Deng Xiaoping to Hu Jintao. A rising China is facing cultural, economic, environmental, and political challenges. This study also highlights the difficulty of practicing China's emerging grand strategy.
Key Words Peace  Development  Grand Strategy  Reform  Open-Door 
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Long shot and short hit: China as a military power and its implications for the USA and Taiwan / Lee, Wei-chin   Journal Article
Lee, Wei-Chin Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract This article attempts to evaluate China's military developments in recent years and explore the implications of its military advancements. The emphasis will be on the potential impact of China's current military growth on the USA and Taiwan. What are the unique features of China's recent enhancement of its military capability? Does China's military expansion signal a power transition for a US-dominated international system? What is the US policy to deal with a rising China? Finally, to what extent is Taiwan prepared to meet China's new military challenges?
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