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Political geography / Political realism / John Mearsheimer / Regional hegemony / Balancing in international relations / Hegemony / Political status of Taiwan / Great power / China / International relations / Political philosophy / International relations theory
Date: 2006-03-14 14:46:09
Political geography
Political realism
John Mearsheimer
Regional hegemony
Balancing in international relations
Hegemony
Political status of Taiwan
Great power
China
International relations
Political philosophy
International relations theory

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