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Oil, arms, and influence : the indirect strategy behind Chinese military modernization/ Jacqueline Newmyer

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: 2009Subject(s): In: Orbis Vol. 35, No. 2, Spring 2009, pp.205-219 (44).Summary: This article argues that China's strategic approach is not designed primarily for fighting a war over Taiwan, or over any other matter of critical interest to China, but to create a disposition of forces so favorable to Beijing that China will not need to fight a war.
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This article argues that China's strategic approach is not designed primarily for fighting a war over Taiwan, or over any other matter of critical interest to China, but to create a disposition of forces so favorable to Beijing that China will not need to fight a war.

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