China's emergence: implications for Australia

Senate Foreign Affairs; Defence and Trade References Committee

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China's emergence: implications for Australia

28 Mar 2006

Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee

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Parliament of Australia

Relations with China International relations China Australia

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This report looks at China’s foreign policy and its military modernisation program and examines its effect on other countries in the Asia-Pacific region and the implications for Australia.

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Commonwealth of Australia 2006

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31 Mar 2006

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