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'Sea change: Much of the world's economic GDP has moved to the Asia-Pacific region' - Rana Mitter

François Picard is pleased to welcome Rana Mitter, historian, author and ST Lee Chair in US-Asia Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School. He sees the significance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization as it pertains to the evolution of a changing international system. Once largely a symbolic vehicle for China and Russia to signal their distance from a US-led order, the SCO is quickly becoming a forum in which Asian powers increasingly coordinate around the material foundations of security:…

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'Sea change: Much of the world's economic GDP has moved to the Asia-Pacific region' - Rana Mitter
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