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The Six Nation Survey: America's Role in the Indo-Pacific
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The Six Nation Survey: America's Role in the Indo-Pacific
By Professor Simon Jackman et al on 31 May 2017
Indo-Pacific | International Relations
The
America's Role in the Indo-Pacific
is the second edition of the multi-country survey which was launched in 2017. The report provides comparisons of public opinion both within and across countries with respect to the power and influence of the United States and China. Perspectives are given on a range of issues, including America’s influence in the Asia-Pacific and China’s continuing rise, China’s relationship with the United States and the region, attitudes in the region towards trade with the United States and China, and ethnocentrism, nationalism and anti-Americanism in the Asia Pacific.
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