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China: Fragile Superpower

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Verhandeling over een problematische paradox in de politiek van China: hoe groter de ontwikkeling en de welvaart van het land, hoe groter de angst van de leiders voor de bevolking. Deze situatie kan grote risico's voor andere landen opleveren.

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