Relations with China
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To choose or not to choose: how to deal with China's growing power and influence
This paper collects 10 items published on the ASPI blog 'The Strategist' by eight authors on one of the most important public policy issues of this decade and beyond: how to deal with China’s growing power and influence.
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What should we do about China?
Former US Director of National Intelligence, Admiral Dennis C. Blair examines the changing role of China in the international system and the challenge it poses for policy makers. He highlights in this Centre of Gravity paper how China's concerns about Taiwan are reducing, while its regional assertiveness and economic slowdown provide some caution. This paper...
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Pakistan-China relations: bumps on the road to Shangri-La
This paper examines sources of stress in the Pakistan-China relationship.
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Australia, China and the United States: maintaining an equilibrium in the Indo-Pacific
Looking into the increasing economic and political strength of China, this report shows how its relationship with both Australia and the United States will change.
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Understanding China’s North-East and South Asia policies
The capacity of the United States to credibly guarantee a stable international system in Asia may, in the future, become increasingly moot. In this context, China’s aggressive posturing in territorial disputes has caused widespread concern in the Asia-Pacific region.