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    Realpolitik

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    Date
    May 20, 2021
    Author
    Magno, Alex
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    Classification code
    PS20210520_4
    Excerpt
    Over time, they cultivate the mindset of a recluse. That is a counterproductive mindset – especially in this part of the world destined to be the center of gravity of the global economy. Because of competing claims over the South China Sea, we are drawn into the superpower maneuvers of both the US and China. China will soon match (if it has not yet) US economic and military power. It is the emerging power contesting the hegemony of the older superpower. The US is pursuing a policy of containment against China. Its “pivot to Asia” is governed by this overarching strategy. The older superpower refuses to think in terms of parity and cooperation. It cannot bring itself to imagine a planet with two amicable superpowers.
    Citation
    Magno, A. (2021, May 20). Realpolitik. The Philippine Star, p. 4.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/11131
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    Corporate Names
    US Navy
    Personal Names
    Enrile, Juan Ponce
    Geographic Names
    China South China Sea United States Philippines Japan Taiwan South Korea
    Subject
    disputes territorial waters
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