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Chinese Soft Power in Southeast Asia

published by
The Globalist
 on July 2, 2007

Source: The Globalist

As demonstrated by the worldwide diffusion of Chinese language, culture and policies, China has successfully marshaled its soft power — particularly among developing nations. But as Josh Kurlantzick writes, China must recognize that its growing clout may eventually engender hostility — especially in Southeast Asia.

This article was published in the July 2 and 3rd edition of The Globalist.
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