Mainland China's Positions, Attitudes and Actions on Conflict Prevention: Comparing Its Third-Party and Disputant Roles
Original title: 中國大陸在衝突預防上的立場、態度與作為：作為第三方與當事國之間的比較
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AI-assisted, human-reviewed · Based on the document's abstractThe article compares Chinese conflict-prevention practices in South Sudan and the South China Sea. The author argues that Beijing applies non-interference and multilateral mechanisms differently when it is a party to a dispute.
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