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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Power ambitions"”.

  1. The People's Republic of China's Preeminent Power Ambitions: An Assessment of Its Maritime Efforts

    … of the People's Republic of China's ambitions and strategic doctrine. The imperial era laid the foundation for China's regional sphere of influence, and its self-proclaimed status as the "Middle Kingdom" and period of "humiliation" left indelible memories that help form policy to this …

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  2. Afghanistan and transnational war: Interlocking security dilemmas and strategic challenges

    … rival strategic interests and opposing power ambitions. The Afghan Taliban’s absolute goals, Pakistan’s malign orientation, and Saudi Arabia’s anti-Iranian and Salafist ideology have proved most debilitating. Second, the metastases of Southwest Asia’s unresolved contextual reality tax an …

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  3. Presidential, Post-Imperial and Personal: Envoy Diplomacy in Japan, 1960s-1980s

    … policy as well as a stretch of prime ministerial power, channelling great power ambitions and aspirations of executive leadership over policy-making. Special envoys played a central (yet understudied) role in some of the most critical junctures of postwar Japanese history. This dissertation …

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  4. Towards Polycentric Regionalism: Sino-Russian Geo-Economic Relations and the Formation of the Pacific Arctic Region

    … of Polycentric Regionalism. The rising great power ambitions of Russia and China - with substantial economic spheres of overlapping regional interests (i.e. their neighbouring Dongbei / Russian Far East and Arctic territories), has led to their adoption of a geo-economic strategy to begin to …

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