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Vladimir Portyakov

Deputy Director of the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences. He holds a Doctorate in Economics.

30.03.2016
China-U.S. Battle for Global Leadership
In the foreseeable future China will continue to build up its intellectual and technological resources, as technological innovations and the spread of more efficient technologies are the most important way to increase China’s aggregate power.
Vladimir Portyakov
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23.09.2014
China’s Rise: What Next?
In 2021 Russian-Chinese Treaty on Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation may be not just extended but transformed into a format that would be close to an alliance. So, Russia’s equidistance from the United States and China in the geopolitical triangle is hardly possible in the foreseeable future.
Vladimir Portyakov
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08.05.2006
Russia, China and India in the World Economy
The benefits of more active trilateral cooperation outweigh the possible handicaps. Reinvigorated cooperation will furnish each country with levers for beefing up their individual and collective positions within the global economic system.
Vladimir Portyakov
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