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Punctuated Equilibria And Sinoamerican Relations Lulls And Lurches Across The Pacific Steve Chan

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Punctuated Equilibria And Sinoamerican Relations Lulls And Lurches Across The Pacific Steve Chan
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.31 MB
Pages: 292
Author: Steve Chan
ISBN: 9781009634489, 9781009634465, 9781009634502, 1009634488, 1009634461, 100963450X, 101017/9781009634502
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Punctuated Equilibria And Sinoamerican Relations Lulls And Lurches Across The Pacific Steve Chan by Steve Chan 9781009634489, 9781009634465, 9781009634502, 1009634488, 1009634461, 100963450X, 101017/9781009634502 instant download after payment.

In many areas of the natural and physical world, long periods of seeming stasis or small incremental changes are interrupted by large, sudden leaps. This book illustrates how similar processes characterize international relations. This book points to such occurrences, for example the collapse of the USSR, the unravelling of Napoleon's wartime alliance, and the possible future status of the US dollar; and it illustrates in greater detail the admission of China to the United Nations, the history of economic development of various countries, and the possible formation of a countervailing coalition against US primacy. Steve Chan investigates these instances and explains the dynamics governing these processes of lulls and lurches and illuminates how qualitative research can apply the Boolean logic to study systematically the danger of a possible future Sino-American conflict based on past episodes.

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