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China’s anti-terror strategy and China’s role in global anti-terror cooperation

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Anti-terrorism has become an important part of China’s domestic and diplomatic agenda. This has its historical roots and theoretical basis. China’s anti-terrorism campaign started even before 9/11, but it was only after 9/11 that China participates fully in the international anti-terror cooperation and becomes a significant player in the efforts. This paper attempts to make an analysis from the Chinese perspective.

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  1. Director, Institute of European and Asian Studies, Shanghai

    PAN Guang

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Guang, P. China’s anti-terror strategy and China’s role in global anti-terror cooperation. Asia Europe Journal 2, 523–532 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10308-004-0115-7

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