Journal of Geographical Sciences, Volume. 30, Issue 10, 1702(2020)
The cooperative and conflictual interactions between the United States, Russia, and China: A quantitative analysis of event data
Fig. 1. Numbers and scales of cooperation and conflict between the three dyads in two periods(Note: The ratio in Figures 1b and 1d denotes the ratio of absolute scales of conflict to cooperation between dyad countries.)
Fig. 2. Goldstein scales of conflict and cooperation between the USA and Russia in 2001.10-2016.12 period
Fig. 3. The log-log plot of CCDF of the absolute cooperative and conflictual scales between the USA and China (Note: USA-CHN and CHN-USA mean the scales sent from the USA to China and those from China to the USA, respectively.)
Fig. 4. The log-log plot of CCDF of the absolute cooperative and conflictual scales between the USA and Russia (Note: USA-RUS and RUS-USA mean the scales sent from the USA to Russia and those from Russia to the USA, respectively.)
Fig. 5. The log-log plot of CCDF of the absolute cooperative and conflictual scales between Russia and China (Note: RUS-CHN and CHN-RUS mean the scales sent from Russia to China and those from China to Russia, respectively.)
Descriptions of the monthly time-series variables
Descriptions of the monthly time-series variables
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The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of the USA-China dyad in both periods
The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of the USA-China dyad in both periods
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The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of the USA-Russia dyad in both periods
The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of the USA-Russia dyad in both periods
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The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of China-Russia dyad in both periods
The significance level of the Granger/Wald test of China-Russia dyad in both periods
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Lihua YUAN, Changqing SONG, Changxiu CHENG, Shi SHEN, Xiaoqiang CHEN, Yuanhui WANG. The cooperative and conflictual interactions between the United States, Russia, and China: A quantitative analysis of event data[J]. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 2020, 30(10): 1702
Category: Research Articles
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Accepted: Jun. 2, 2020
Published Online: Apr. 21, 2021
The Author Email: SONG Changqing (songcq@bnu.edu.cn)