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China and the G20

China and the G20

China and the G20

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China and the G20
January 5, 2016 
LEE Dong-hwi
Professor
Dept. of International Economy and Trade Studies
As Turkey, a member of the 
middle-power cooperative 
mechanism dubbed “MIKTA,”
took over the G20 presidency in 
2015, there arose hopes of being 
able to avert the international forum’s slip 
into a long-term stagnation by bringing in a 
new perspective to the path of its 
development. However, the outbreak of 
the Paris terror attacks just before the G20 
summit created an environment in which 
‘terror response,’ a subject which had lied 
outside the summit agenda previously to 
the attacks, became the most pressing issue, 
clouding the prospects for future 
development of the forum.
In addition, it could serve as a 
foundational basis for minilateralism 
among the three countries, which will 
enable effective cooperation while 
minimizing conflict between them in 
anticipated contingency situations on the 
Korean peninsula. IFANS 2015 ©

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