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139781
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The author takes on China's economic diplomacy, a key area of that country's foreign policy in the 21st century that includes economic rewards and coercion. She addresses, in particular, the measures Beijing is taking to make other countries heavily dependent on China. The author also discusses the significance of aid China offers in an effort to advance its foreign policy goals.
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139786
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The New Year (Chunjie) came into being in China about four thousand years ago and, having experienced all and sundry vicissitudes of the historical process and political and economic reforms still survives at the beginning of the 21st century. All attempts of the authorities that be to overcome the desire of the people to mark Chunjie by the lunar calendar have failed. Popular customs have remained in the conditions of modernization and globalization, which confirms the conservatism of tradition as compared to the dynamism of the economic forms of life.
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139784
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The article is devoted to a discussion of filial reverence and the Confucian principle of "father and son protect each other," in which many well-known philosophers in the PRC have taken part. The first stage of the discussion, which was opened by Professor Liu Qingping, lasted from 2002 to 2004. The second stage began in 2006 with the publication of an article by Professor Deng Xiaomang in the magazine Xue hai, and continues to this day.
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139782
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This is a summary of the discussion that was conducted in the round-table format at the RAS Institute for Far Eastern Studies (the RAS IFES). The issues raised at the round table concerned the region's economic development, the rise of China, the reversal of U.S. policy toward it, and Russia's turnaround to face East. Nontraditional security and processes and factors affecting economic security in East Asia were among other issues discussed. Speakers at the round table looked from every angle at the potential and patterns to be used to achieve closer economic cooperation and assessed the possible limits of integration between the region's countries and leading world powers.
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139778
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A brief historical review of research to assess the comprehensive national power (CNP) of the world's leading countries is presented. Special attention is given to works by Chinese analysts whose conclusions serve as important assistance in elaborating national strategies of development. The current state and predicted dynamics of the main CNP components are examined: the armed forces and future economic growth of China, particularly in the light of competition from the United States for regional and global supremacy.
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139785
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At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War most Soviet scholars went into the army or were evacuated from Moscow and Leningrad to faraway regions of the Soviet Union. During the war, Soviet Orientalists continued their research work in Moscow, Siberia and eastern regions of the country, and on Chinese territory, where Russian Sinologists were educated. In 1944, the activity of educational and research institutions in Moscow and Leningrad was completely restored, and Soviet Sinology continued its successful development.
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139780
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The author describes certain little-known events connected with the search for a settlement of relations between the U.S.S.R. and the PRC in the difficult conditions of their exacerbation. The article is based on material from the author's personal archives.
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139783
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This article is an attempt to explain the specific features of China's socially oriented policy at the beginning of the 21st century from the point of view of a systemic and functional analysis of the PRC political system. Despite the limited character of the existing democratic mechanisms in the country, the Chinese authorities demonstrate a sufficiently high level of responsiveness to the everyday needs of the population, which have become strained in the course of market reforms. The article presents an analysis disclosing certain transformation processes of the political regime of modern China.
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139779
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The Eurasia Initiative advanced by President Park Geun-hye of the Republic of Korea (ROK) in October 2013 has become a major project that South Korea is now promoting on the international scale. The authors of this article survey the major point of the Eurasia Initiative originating in the Republic of Korea and assess its high points from the perspective of Russia's interests in the region. They also take a close look at President Park Geun-hye's approach to relations with North Korea and her Korea unification policy.
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