Chapter 4. On the Periphery of the ”Clash of Civilizations?” Discourse and Geopolitics in Russio-Chinese Relations
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23 janvier 2013
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Alexander V. Lomanov, « Chapter 4. On the Periphery of the ”Clash of Civilizations?” Discourse and Geopolitics in Russio-Chinese Relations », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.yh623d
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Images of each other Chinese people I meet love to ask whether Russians think that China is a threat. The answers will depend a lot on how you formulate your question. A polling company called monitoring.ru asked 1,600 respondents in over 100 cities all over Russia in May 2000 whether they thought there was a country in the world today that represented a threat to Russia. 27% of respondents named the United States. In February 2001, this grew to 34%. China trailed the US in this poll with onl...