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mutual benefit,
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This review is from: Rise of China and a Changing East Asian Order (Paperback)
As China continues to grow at an impressive rate, the book (already 3 years old) speculates on how this will affect its neighbours. Contributors from outside China point out possible effects, as other countries might adjust their trade and foreign policies to accomodate a greater Chinese influence.
The tone is optimistic. Suggesting that Japan, Korea and others will also benefit from a peaceful cooperation, that yields increasing prosperity for all concerned. This theme of mutual benefit pervades the book. Especially as the Chinese market will demand both raw materials and sophisticated products. The former can be well supplied by Australia, while the latter offer Japan and South Korea great prospects for their advanced technological companies. |
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Rise of China and a Changing East Asian Order by Kokubun Ryosei (Paperback - July 30, 2004)
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