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Loro Horta, "The Dragon Looks West: China and Central Asia" (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 135, October 2013).

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Chris Landsberg and Candice Moore, "BRICS, South-South Cooperation and the Durban Summit: What's in it for South Africa?" (Portuguese Journal of International Affairs, No. 7, Spring/Summer 2013): 3-14.

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Rajaram Panda, "Shinzo Abe's Return: What Does it Mean for India?" (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 115, January 2013).

Pranamita Baruah, "Japan-China Spat Over the Senkaku Islands Continues to Persist" (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 113, January 2013).

István Tarrósy, "Two Giants on the Same Soil: A Closer Look at Afro-Asian Relations via Comparing Chinese and Japanese Involvement in Tanzania" (Portuguese Journal of International Affairs, No. 6, Spring/Summer 2012): 52-63.

Gunjan Singh, "The Rise of Nationalism in China: Is it a Threat for the CCP?" (IPRIS Occasional Paper, No. 5, May 2012).

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Ana Cristina Alves, "China's Resource Quest in Brazil: The Changing Role of Economic Statecraft" (Portuguese Journal of International Affairs, No. 6, Spring/Summer 2012): 28-39.

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Paulo Gorjão, "São Tomé and Príncipe: The Butterfly Effect from Macau to Taipei" (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 90, April 2012).

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David Alexander Robinson, "Chinese engagement with Africa: The case of Mozambique" (Portuguese Journal of International Affairs, No. 6, Spring/Summer 2012): 3-15.

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Paulo Gorjão, "Portugal and China: The rise of a new strategic geography?" (IPRIS Viewpoints, No. 81, January 2012).

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