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  • “The United States believes that the establishment of diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic will contribute to the welfare [...]

    The Economic Impact of a War Between Japan & China

    22 February, 2013
  • 22 February, 1784: The first American trade ship to China weighs anchor in New York City. The history of trade between China and the West is [...]

    For All the Tea in China

    22 February, 2013
  • The term Globalization refers to what many different historians considered a process of interrelation (or unification) of the world. It was a [...]

    February 20 1524. The Commemoration of the death and defeat of a Mayan Prince in a Critical Juncture of Globalization

    20 February, 2013
  • The geographical hotspots of the world are all related to economic trade and global exchange of political interests. Places such as the Panama [...]

    A Satellite’s View of Ship Pollution and globalization

    9 February, 2013
  • As The Japanese government’s moved to purchase the Diaoyu Islands (also known as Senkaku Islands) three days ago the government of the [...]

    The Global Politics of the Diaoyu Islands

    13 September, 2012

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