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Love Triangle

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Michael Flynn — 4 Comments ↓

What effect would a cut in US aid to Pakistan have on Chinese involvement in the region?
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Posted in Academic, Current Affairs, Economics, Formal Research, Games, International Relations, Quantitative Research, Teaching, Theory | Tagged bin Laden, China, Pakistan, United States | 4 Replies

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