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3 rebalance pivot Australian Government Australia in the Asian Century White Paper October 2012 http / /asiancentury. dpmc. gov. au / sites / default / files / white - paper / translations / asian_century_white_paper_foreword_ chinese. pdf http / / news. ifeng. com /world /detail_2013_09 /09 / _0. shtml

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6 Economic Integration in South and Central Asia remarks by Geoffrey Pyatt Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Afghanistan Security Days Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Vienna Austria March http / /www. state. gov /p /sca / rls /rmks /2013 / htm

7 CASA TUTAP TAPI Lynne M. Tracy Deputy Assistant Secretary Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs The U- nited States and the New Silk Road Washington DC October http / /www. state. gov /p /sca / rls /rmks /2013 / htm

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10 TAPI C D The transcript of the remarks delivered by Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns in his appearance at the Asia Society Policy Institute s launch event on April http / /www. asiasociety. org /policy - institute /transcript - amb - william - j - burns - asia - society - policy - institute - launch

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14 ABSTRACTS Some Thoughts on Developing Maritime Cooperative Partnership and Promoting the Building of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Liu Cigui China aims to expand common interests with the countries along the Maritime Silk Road to build a community of interests and a community of common destiny with relevant countries and create political trust economic integration cultural tolerance and connectivity and for the common development and prosperity of the region. The building of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road relies on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEAN and its member states radiates to the surrounding South Asian region and extends to the Middle East East Africa and Europe. It focuses on economic cooperation utilizes existing cooperative mechanisms and platforms and is jointly promoted by China and the countries along the Maritime Silk Road. Developing maritime cooperative partnership is the essence of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road. Key features are the building of maritime connectivity strengthening the cooperation of marine economies and industries promoting comprehensive cooperation across the ocean and expanding exchanges and cooperation in marine culture. The Collective Rise of Asia and Its Effects Gao Zugui The collective rise of Asia is one of the most prominent developments in the world today. This is the joint result of many factors that will in turn bring about more complex and multidimensional changes. Current trends not only continue to strengthen internal linkage and integration of the region accelerating policy adjustment and the restructuring of relations between major powers but also invite external powers to increase their strategic input in the region in turn creating a global centre of power and strategic interaction in Asia. As a key actor pushing forward the collective rise of Asia China faces opportunities and challenges in the process. The EU s Eastward Enlargement Has Entered Deep Water Xing Hua 131

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