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Title

Is Soft Balancing the Driving Force Behind Sino-Russian Cooperation in Central Asia? - An Empirical Test of the Soft Balancing Theory

Type

Student Paper

Publ. year

2008

Author/s

Bergfeldt, Henrik

Department/s

Department of Political Science

In LUP since

2008-06-16

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