Abstract
Sino-Vietnamese relations since the mid-1980s represent an interesting case for studying how economic considerations can transform two conflicting states into peaceful accommodation in an asymmetrical bilateral relationship. The Chinese leadership’s pursuit of a peaceful international environment for economic development has been followed by its Vietnamese counterpart.
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