Titlebook: International Relations and Asia’s Northern Tier; Sino-Russia Relation Gilbert Rozman,Sergey Radchenko Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Evolution of Sino-Russian Defense Cooperation since the Cold War (Part 1+ Part 2)ting collapse of its defense industry; and 3) supporting the development of China’s sea denial capability, which kept China strategically focused on its maritime regions and away from Russia. It was crucial in achieving better relations with China and managing the increased risk imposed by China’s g

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Russia, China, and the Emerging Greater Eurasiaates, at the core of which is the Security Council, to reach similar outcomes on regional conflicts, to reform the international financial system, to boost each other as economic partners, and to achieve the same aims in Central Asia. Both negatively react to “interference in one’s internal affairs,

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Mongolia Hangs in the Balance: Political Choices and Economic Realities in a State Bounded by China me observers note, of its long-standing third-neighbor policy. Elbegdorj has hoped to reap the unexpected benefits of Russia’s post-Crimea international isolation and of China’s One Belt One Road initiative in order to raise Mongolia’s profile as a regional player and a transit corridor between its