CHINA’S RISE: MAKING HARMONY OR AN ORIGIN OF CONFLICT?
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It deals with key scenarios of consequences of China’s rise which are at the center of attention of experts. It is proved, that the phenomenon of rapid economic rise and modernization of all fields of the state generate discussions in the framework “conflict – interests’ harmonization”. The author utters an opinion that such a context of strengthening of China’s importance on the world stage does not correspond to Ukrainian strategic relations with China. It was shaped and developed in the USA and related to the vision of China’s threat to US global leadership.
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China’s Rise, Making Harmony, Origin of Conflict
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