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,Introduction: China — Yes, But …, in Korea in the 1950s, has been a nuclear power since the 1960s, a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council since 1971 and was a key actor in Cold War politics, China’s re-engagement with the global political economy has been a major reason why the world has been shaken into re-evalu

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Conclusions,he message over to policy makers and into the collective popular conscience encourages rather exaggerated positions. But when it comes to writing about China the tendency to exaggerate is perhaps even stronger than usual. The world has been waiting and fearing China’s rise since at least the eightee

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