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2011.
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| Summary/Abstract |
This work analyzes the situation surrounding the creation of a regional structure like the East Asian Community (EAC). From the moment the idea surfaced, the formation of the EAC received the support of a number of Asian countries, but its implementation has been drawn out. In trying to discover the reason for this, the author focuses on the incongruity of China and Japan's approaches as the leading regional powers, along with the role of the United States, which is not interested in creating a structure in which its participation is not envisioned.
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