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Trading with the Dragon: Chinese trade, investment and development assistance in the Pacific Islands

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Hannan, Kate
Firth, Stewart

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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Chinese development assistance, raw material exploitation, investment and trade increases in their region are causing Pacific Islanders to ask: ‘Why are the Chinese interested in Pacific Island states?’ and ‘Why has there been an upsurge of the Chin

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Journal of Contemporary China

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2037-12-31