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Centre for Rising Powers

The Political Causes and Strategic Consequences of Global Economic Engagement

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UserDr. David Blagden, Post-doctoral Research Associate, Centre for Rising Powers, University of Cambridge; Adrian Research Fellow in International Politics, Darwin College.

HouseS3 (Third Floor), Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, University of Cambridge.

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