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Revista mexicana de estudios sobre la Cuenca del Pacfico

Revista mexicana de estudios sobre la Cuenca del Pacfico

Tercera poca Volumen 2 Nmero 3 Enero Junio de 2008 Colima, Mxico

Dr. Fernando Alfonso Rivas Mira

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Lic. Ihovan Pineda Lara
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Comit editorial internacional
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Center for Strategic and International Studies,
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Espaa
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Universidad Hankuk, Corea del Sur
Dr. Mitsuhiro Kagami
Instituto de Economas en Desarrollo, Japn
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La Repblica Popular China en el acervo

de la Cuenca del Pacfico

Ihovan Pineda Lara*

Con el fin de brindar a nuestros lectores mayor informacin

sobre el tema de la Repblica Popular de China, proporcionamos
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de coordinacin editorial de la revista Portes.

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