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Correspondence: China Engages Asia? Caveat Lector
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Khoo, Nicholas, and Michael L.R. Smith; David Shambaugh. “Correspondence: China Engages Asia? Caveat Lector.” Quarterly Journal: International Security, vol. 30. no. 1. (Summer 2005): 196-205 .
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