The Impact of China–Russia Partnership on Stability in East Asia

Led by Stein Tønnesson

Jan 2014 – Dec 2016

​This project follows and examines the strategic partnership between Russia and China, the impact these relations have on the pattern of peaceful cooperation and conflict management in East-Asia, and to which extent and how the Ukraine crisis plays into the relationship.

This project follows and examines the strategic partnership between Russia and China, the impact these relations have on the pattern of peaceful cooperation and conflict management in East-Asia, and to which extent and how the Ukraine crisis plays into the relationship.

  • To what extent and how does Russia try to influence relations between China and other countries in East Asia?
  • How much extra leverage could China gain through engaging Russia in its Korea diplomacy, and in its disputes with other East Asian powers?
  • How may other East Asian powers affect the viability of the Russian-Chinese proto-alliance?

The project is funded in three phases by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence. It is coordinated with the East Asian Peace program at Uppsala University, led by Stein Tønnesson.

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