Universal values and geopolitical interests: China and India in the global competition

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Kavalski, Emilian. (2012). Universal values and geopolitical interests: China and India in the global competition. In In N Genov (Ed.). Global trends and regional development pp. 280 - 296 Routledge.

Authors	Kavalski, Emilian
Editors	N Genov
Page range	280 - 296
Year	2012
Book title	Global trends and regional development
Publisher	Routledge
Place of publication	United States of America
ISBN	9780415897631
Research Group	Institute for Social Justice
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