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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Spratly Islands"”.
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An Analysis of the South China Sea Dispute: Focusing on the Assessment of the Impact of Possible Solutions on the Economies of the Region.
… its own bilateral negotiation process. The Spratly Islands and the Paracel Islands, both located in the South China Sea, has become an obstacle to creating multilateral security in the region. The question of who owns the Spratly Islands, which are scattered throughout an 800 square …
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Vietnam’s drive to modernize militarily—causes and implications
… South China Sea (SCS). The PRC took the Paracel Islands from Vietnam in 1974 and portions of the Spratly Islands in 1988 and the mid-1990s; its assertive SCS behavior toward Vietnam has continued. Since 1986, Vietnam’s dramatic economic growth and development focus has led to military updates but …
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Insurgency, Secession and Encroachment: Contemporary National Security in the Republic of the Philippines
… posed by the People's Republic of China; and the Spratly Islands dispute. It also evaluates the new security relationship between the United States and the Philippines.
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The Security Role of ASEAN in the Asia-Pacific Region
… disputes in Asia, a peaceful resolution of the Spratly Islands and Taiwan issues is of great importance. ASEAN will continue to engage China in constructive dialogue while encouraging the presence of the United States as a stabilizing and deterrent force in the region. ASEAN hopes to play a …
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China and the South China Sea: The Emergence of the Huaqing Doctrine
… in the South China Sea, specifically the Spratly Islands, Paracel Islands, Taiwan, ASEAN, and US Navy. Discussions on the evolution of the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) will also provide additional insight to China's actions in the region. Understanding China's history, role, and …
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China's New Maritime Legal Enforcement Strategy in the South China Sea: Legal Warfare and an Emerging Contest Over Norms at Sea
China has over the past several years begun to implement a new Maritime Law Enforcement (MLE) strategy in the South China Sea. This new MLE strategy utilizes vessels from China's rapidly expanding MLE agencies, reinforced by PLA naval and other military assets, to assert the country's claims …