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Legitimacy and the Limits of Nationalism: China and the Diaoyu Islands
Downs and Saunders argue that nationalism and political legitimacy have been and will continue to be closely linked in China. They use China's 1990 and 1996 disputes with Japan over the Diaoyu Islands to make their case.
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| description | Downs and Saunders argue that nationalism and political legitimacy have been and will continue to be closely linked in China. They use China's 1990 and 1996 disputes with Japan over the Diaoyu Islands to make their case. |
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| subjects | CHINA IN GENERAL China, People's Republic of Chinese nationalism Economic development Foreign policy Government Government officials INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Islands Legitimacy Lighthouses National security Nationalism Patriotism Political protests SECURITY Sovereignty STRATEGY Territorial disputes Territorial issues |
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