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China’s Neighbors (Second Edition)

Published: September 2011

A look at China’s relationship with its 14 neighbor countries: Afghanistan, Bhutan, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Myanmar, Mongolia, Nepal, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Vietnam.

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  • No. of Pages: 66 pages
  • ISBN: 978-988-15251-7-8

A look at China’s relationship with its 14 neighbor countries: Afghanistan, Bhutan, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Myanmar, Mongolia, Nepal, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Vietnam.

This book presents a basic economic overview of each respective country and commentary on the country’s relationship with China – economic, political and otherwise. An excellent resource for the China-watcher hoping for a broad 360 degree, cross-border understanding of the country.

  1. About China's Neighbors

  2. AFGHANISTAN
    1. A Place In Between

  3. BHUTAN
    1. A Changing Country Eyes China with Caution

  4. INDIA
    1. Rivals and Partner

  5. KAZAKHSTAN
    1. Trade and Oil: Central Asia at Stake

  6. KYRGYZSTAN
    1. A Leadership Role in Central Asia

  7. LAOS
    1. Southeast Asia’s Poorest Gain Access to Consumer Goods

  8. MYANMAR
    1. China’s Burmese Days

  9. MONGOLIA
    1. Eyeing the Vast Resources of a Northern Neighbor

  10. NEPAL
    1. A Foothold in South Asia

  11. NORTH KOREA
    1. Aid, Ideology, and Atomic Bombs

  12. PAKISTAN
    1. An Enduring Alliance

  13. RUSSIA
    1. Partners and Competitors

  14. TAJIKISTAN
    1. Investing in Stability

  15. VIETNAM
    1. Paving the Way for Development
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