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Research into opening to outside world thought of Deng Xiaoping based on national interests

Jin Guang-mei

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National interests include security interests,economic interests and political interests.Economic globalization provides opportunity and challenge for the rise of China.The opening to outside world thought of Deng Xiaoping is based on maintaining the total interests of China and regards national economic interests as basis and core.

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National interests include security interests,economic interests and political interests.Economic globalization provides opportunity and challenge for the rise of China.The opening to outside world thought of Deng Xiaoping is based on maintaining the total interests of China and regards national economic interests as basis and core.

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National interests include security interests,economic interests and political interests.Economic globalization provides opportunity and challenge for the rise of China.The opening to outside world thought of Deng Xiaoping is based on maintaining the total interests of China and regards national economic interests as basis and core.

Key concepts: China, Political science, National security, Politics, Globalization, Political economy, Security interest, Economic globalization

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