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Smart Power in U.S.-China Relations
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Chinese Soft Power and Its Implications for the United States
Competition and Cooperation in the Developing World
Mar 11, 2009
Defense and Security
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International Security
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Trade and Economics
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Global Trends and Forecasting
East Asia and the Pacific
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China
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South America
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Southeast Asia
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Report
Smart Power in U.S.-China Relations
A Report of the CSIS Commission on China
Mar 4, 2009
Defense and Security
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International Security
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Energy and Climate Change
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Technology
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Trade and Economics
East Asia and the Pacific
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China
Mar 11, 2009
Mar 4, 2009