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147749
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The author examines the formation process and the essence of the concept of the "Xi Jinping's political economy," which became widespread at the end of 2015. Chinese interpretations of this concept are analyzed and the most significant theoretical innovations are singled out. Special attention is paid to the transformation of foreign concept and their adaptation in the system of "political economy of Chinese socialism."
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ID:
147742
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The question of how strictly Beijing is adhering to its policy toward the Korean Peninsula remains relevant today. In the author's view. China's policy with regard to Korea has changed little, on the whole. Looking out for their own national interests, neither China nor Russia is offering any real support to either North or South Korea. This does not eliminate the potential for increased tension in relations between China and North Korea, where Beijing will attempt to tighten the leash while Pyongyang ensures that it has sufficient room to maneuver.
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ID:
147743
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The situation in the fight against terrorism in the PRC remains tense. The problem of opposition to religious extremism and separatism is. as before, one of the main tasks facing the Chinese leadership, and Beijing's steps in this sphere are becoming increasingly harsh, comprehensive, and high-tech.
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ID:
147748
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A brief review of the results from studies by a number of Asian specialists on questions of the mutual influence of political and economic aspects of Sino-Japanese relations in the second half of the 20th century. Econometric methods are used to reveal the interconnection between political events and trends in the development of present-day Sino-Japanese trade relations.
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ID:
147747
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The author analyzes specific features of integration processes in Southeastern part of Guangdong province (PRC) in recent years. He examines the correlation of the economy scope of three parts of the Delta - Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Zhuhai. The article contains data on the foreign trade of nine cities of the Delta. It shows the leading role of Shenzhen in economic ties of the region with Hong Kong.
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147740
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China has proposed a number of integration concepts that are compatible with the interests of Russia but contradict efforts by the United States to maintain a unipolar world order under its hegemony. The author's aim is to assess the pluses and minuses of RF and PRC integration projects in Eurasia, identify the obstacles standing in the way of their execution, and find ways of eliminating existing problems.
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ID:
147744
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The author analyzes changes in Japan's Official Development Assistance (ODA) policy in terms of maintaining peace and security. She describes the main theoretical approaches to analysis of Japan's development support policy; gives an overview of ODA Charters; observes Japan's efforts toward building up capabilities in the field of defense and security in order to increase Japan's contribution to global development and enhance its influence in international affairs.
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ID:
147746
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The author analyzes the contents and political outcomes of the 7th Congress of the ruling Workers' Party of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), which took place in Pyongyang May 6-9, 2016. The author concludes that the congress did not bring any principal changes into the country's domestic and foreign policies pursued during the past decades. It reaffirmed the goals of building socialism, strengthening the nuclear forces of containment, and gaining the status of a de facto nuclear power.
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ID:
147751
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The author describes rapid social and economic processes going on in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. The development of the region covers all aspects of vital activity: politics, the economy, social sphere, culture, education, medicine, construction of the infrastructure, transportation system, etc. She also examines factors of instability in the development of autonomous regions.
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