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Managing the U.S.-China Foreign Economic Dialogue: Building Greater Coordination and New Habits of Consultation
- Asia Policy
- National Bureau of Asian Research
- Number 4, July 2007
- pp. 165-185
- 10.1353/asp.2007.0019
- Article
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Abstract
This essay attempts both to explain the sources and consequences of parochialism in U.S. foreign economic policymaking and to identify new bilateral dialogues with China that are creating deeper habits of consultation that may promote greater stability in the U.S.-China relationship.
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