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China y EE.UU.: La Competencia por Asia

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Gustavo Cardozo
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El presente trabajo tendrá como objeto analizar el desenvolvimiento de la política exterior china en el ámbito asiático. Además, la nueva doctrina estratégica de Washington y su política sobre Asia y Corea Del Norte, son susceptibles de crear inconvenientes serios para los intereses estratégicos de Beijing. Se intentará dar un panorama de los cambios sufridos en las relaciones sino/norteamericanas por motivo del 11-S de 2001, fecha, en donde la República Popular China (R.P.Ch), pareció perder importancia antagónica para EE.UU. frente al terrorismo internacional.

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