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EURR 4202 Lecture : EURR4202 - Final Essay - Conclusion

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European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
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China and japan regularly hold high-level bilateral talks and routinely participate in multilateral discussions about regional cooperation, but trust deficits keep the two nations apart. Ccp has managed to contain nationalist sentiment and public demand for greater autonomy to the extent that allows the party to continue to pursue aggressive economic development projects. Ccp has done so by making efforts to restrain its citizens by cooling public anger towards japan (reilly 2011). In japan, however, incidents like the high-profile, uncivil demonstrations against. Japanese businesses in 2012 remain vivid in the minds of the japanese, and ccp"s effort to rectify its image seems too political to be true. Furthermore, to most japanese eyes, the ccp"s effort is hardly sufficient. https://isdp. eu/content/uploads/2022/01/politics-in-east-asia-today-14. 01. 2022. pdf. The historical issues have returned, probably because the chinese leadership has felt that bringing old japanese aggressions to the negotiating table somehow would make it easier to score points and create more regional space for the chinese power.

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