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Essay
(Economic growth, 2008: Rise, 2011: Adelman, 1961, p1) The economy of china is experiencing an accelerating growth over the decade and soon from a mere underdeveloped country, it will reach the economic growth rate similar to the developed economies of the world if not more.... The economic rise of the country has made it the second largest economy of the world and it could reach the highest position within a decade.... The country had the experience of the second period of prosperity at the time of reunification of Sui-tang....
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Essay
Jian's study includes two vital factors: First, he contends that Mao's decisions were mainly made to uphold "continuous revolution" in china and strengthen his own authority.... Chen Jian's study, Mao's china and the Cold War (2000), is an input for knowledge on china's relation with the Cold War.... The author examines many cases, together with the rise of the Cold War, America's "loss" of china, the Sino-Soviet agreement, the Korean War, the first and second Indochina War, the Polish-Hungarian disaster, and the Taiwan Strait crisis (Library Journal, amazon....
11 Pages
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Book Report/Review
he company is a moderately successful in its area of computer operations and wants to expend its operations in china.... Standard Chinese or Mandarin (Putonghua, based on the Beijing dialect) is the official language in china as mandated by the government.... This strategic setting is of increasing practical importance for instance, foreign direct investments grew from $1,871 billion in 1990 to $6,846 billion in 2001 (United Nations, 2002).... For this, I propose the country of china.
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Essay
That the Asia-Pacific is undergoing tectonic shifts in terms of the elements of hard power in now a forgone conclusion; china overtook Japan in 2010 to become Asia's largest economy, only second to the United States globally in terms of gross domestic product (GDP), and in the process, taking advantage of the latters' woes in the wake of a deadly financial crisis to extend its influence in the neighboring nations' growth momentum.... The increasing influence of china in this region, not to mention its strategic positioning as a major international actor, coupled with its gradual move towards greater power status, a puzzle widely theorized as the “china Threat” with uncertain predictions, none of which has ever materialized, forms the basis of response herein....
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Essay
Jian's study includes two vital factors: First, he contends that Mao's decisions were mainly made to uphold "continuous revolution" in china and strengthen his own authority.... The author of this essay "china during the Cold War" describes 5 pieces of research about the history of china.... This paper outlines the concepts of sino-Americans relations, fear of Chinese-Russian Reconciliation, the age of uncertainty: the US-Japan-china Triangle....
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Essay
The question of who among the US and china would get to the point of energy independence would depend on the short term and long term prospects of both the countries and their development paths.... Akin to the earlier battles among the European and British colonialists for resource-rich countries as feedstock and markets for the Industrial Revolution, the modern-day version of the 'Great Game' is between the US and china for control over the world's supplies of oil and energy....
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Case Study
This paper discusses a brief study of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats faced by china, Japan and India in various sectors and current as well as future interdependency of the above three countries individually and collectively in light of said perspectives.... china and India have emerged as fastest growing countries in the current decade.... Likewise, the possibilities of getting together and forming a concert of power by china, Japan and India depend upon their shared perspective and interdependence on economic, competitive efficiency, geopolitical, cultural, social, Environmental, geographical, strategic, energy and military strengths and future security threats....
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Research Paper