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Can China Lead in Multilateral Environmental Negotiations? Internal Politics, Self-Depiction, and China’s Contribution in Climate Change Regime and Mekong Governance
Eurasian Geography and Economics
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1080/15387216.2019.1586557
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Date
November 2, 2018
Authors
Wei Shen
Lei Xie
Publisher
Informa UK Limited
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