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The international politics of offshore oil claims in East Asia : with special reference to China

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George, G. W. P

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Canberra, ACT : The Australian National University

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As the title of his subject suggests, one of the responsibilities of the student of international relations is the description and explanation of changes in political relations between nations. This responsibility is most pressing when at least one of the countries concerned is important in a global or regional context, and when its relationships with other states are in a delicate stage or in a process of transition.

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