Power Shifts in East Asia and Their Lmplications for Asia-Europe Relations
East Asia has attracted great interest not only due to its economic, demographic and cultural potential, but also thanks to its rapidly rising international position. While in the past it was Japan that could be considered as a forerunner of economic and societal changes on the Asian continent, at p...
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Łódź University Press
2019
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