Three key players in the Asia-Pacific region underwent a change of government in late 2012 and early 2013 — the United States, China and Japan. What will that mean for this region that is increasingly defining the political map of the entire world? That question is especially relevant given what mathematics would call the “smooth and continuous” increase in negativity in the region and the absence of any indication that the situation is improving.
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Changes of Government in the Leading Asia-Pacific Countries: How Will They Affect the Region?
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