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107268
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The author discloses the main features of the modern Chinese-Indian relations in the context of tripartite cooperation between China, Russia and India, characterizes the Chinese-Indian relations of strategic partnership and cooperation, and predicts their development prospects in the future.
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107278
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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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107282
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2011.
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The article describes the role of transborder exchanges in the relations between Russia and China in the Far East. Research in this sphere made it possible to analyze the dynamics of migration processes and reveal their reaction to interstate agreements and changes in the legislation of the two countries. Six stages of the transborder migration of the population and their specific features are revealed, and trends of migration processes between the two countries are defined.
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107277
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2011.
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The article analyzes the renovation process of the foreign-policy instruments of the PRC during the past twenty years. It examines in detail such trends as the policy of partnership proclaimed and implemented by Beijing, which is addressed to most countries of the world, and the policy of good-neighborliness towards the states bordering on China on land and sea. The author also discusses the shifts in the PRC positioning in the UN and the evolution of its approaches to the proposed reform of this organization.
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107263
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2011.
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This article is based on the author's report at the 10th Conference of Political Scientists from Russia, India, and China held in Moscow on September 20 and 21, 2010, that analyzed the current situation in the world and major changes already underway or about to happen in it largely because of polycentrism gaining ground across the globe. It shows the viability of the Russia-India-China format and the high potential the three countries' cooperation holds to resolve problems such as security and sustainable economic growth that have enormous significance for Asia and the Asia-Pacific Region.
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107275
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2011.
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After a half-century or more of almost single-party rule by the Liberal Democratic Party, the Democratic Party came to power in Japan in September 2009. The Japanese people had great hopes for the DPJ where revival of the country was concerned, but a little over a year after the Democrats' resounding victory it was clear that they were incapable of solving a number of long-standing social and economic problems, and were committing one grievous error after another in foreign policy. The author concludes that as the electorate's disappointment and dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party's actions grows, its prospects increasingly wane.
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107272
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2011.
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Analyzing the development of the situation on the Korean Peninsula in 2010, the author of this article arrives to the conclusion that the growing tension in this region has been caused mainly by the course pursued by the Republic of Korea and the United States supporting it to resolve the nuclear and other aspects of the Korean problem by liquidating the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) as a sovereign state. In his view, the reasons for the exacerbation of the confrontation in Korea cannot be perceived outside the context of the situation and development prospects of the rather contradictory relations between the PRC and the U.S.A., which are the main sponsors and allies of the two Korean states, and rivalry between them definitely predominates over the attempts to establish partnership.
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107283
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2011.
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The 6th conference of the International Society for the Study of East Asia was held in Vladivostok on September 9-10, 2010. Beginning from 2000, such conferences have been organized by the Institute of Asian Studies of the Osaka University of Economics and Law and the Center for East Asian Studies of Beijing University. In 2010 the number of the organizers of such conferences increased and included the Far Eastern Federal University, Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the Far East, and Institute of Geography of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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107267
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2011.
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The author considers an important role of RIC in international and regional affairs at the present stage and prospects for their influence on the further development of international relations.
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107269
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2011.
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The author gives his view on the specifics of the current stage in the sectoral dialogue developing between Russia, India, and China through tripartite cooperation in practical areas such as business and economics. He analyzes further advance in RIC sectoral interaction against the background of processes evolving in other similar international formats, above all in IB SA - India, Brazil, and South Africa.
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107265
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2011.
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The author reviews the short history, role, and significance of the forums drawing scholars in international affairs from Russia, India, and China every year to discuss the various aspects of cooperation between the three countries on the world stage in the economy and other fields. He makes a detailed analysis of the outcome of the 10th Academic Conference of the RIC countries in Moscow that opened a fourth round of such meetings. The article contains a summary of the conferees' principal suggestion and scientific conclusions they reached to give impetus to tripartite cooperation in the future.
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107284
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2011.
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On the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the end of World War II a scholarly conference was held at RAS IFES on November 16, 2010, devoted to cooperation between the U.S.S.R. and China during the war and their contribution to victory. The conference has been arranged within the framework of various functions taking place in the Russian Federation in connection with the anniversary. The conference was organized by the Institute for Far Eastern Studies of RAS and the Chinese Institute of International Studies at the PRC Foreign Ministry. More than twenty research associates and post-graduate students from Russian and Chinese research institutions and centers, as well as representatives of the government apparatus of Sakhalin Region attended the conference.
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107266
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2011.
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The article analyzes the SCO problems, possibilities of broadening the organization, and the key parameters of trilateral interaction of Russia, India and China (RIC) in the context of the integration opportunities of the SCO. The article also reviews the basic assessments of the development prospects of the organization by Russian experts.
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107271
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2011.
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The author analyzes the intricate problems of security in Central Asia. In his view, security in this region is very important for China, Russia and India. He comes to the conclusion that the three great powers have enormous possibilities for cooperation in the consolidation of security in the Central Asian Region.
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ID:
107281
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2011.
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This article from a team of authors offers an analysis of the Program for Cooperation between Regions of the Russian Far East and Eastern Siberia of the Russian Federation and the Northeast of China, 2009-2018. approved by the two countries' presidents - Dmitry Medvedev of Russia and Hu Jintao of China - on September 23, 2009. In their assessments of the different sections of the Program that provides for bilateral cooperation on over 200 economic projects, the authors call for making it more efficient in social and economic terms for the benefit of the residents of Russia's Eastern regions.
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