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East Asian naval weapons acquisitions in the 1990s: causes, consequences and responses

By:

MECONIS Charles A

Contributor(s):

WALLACE Michael D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Praeger, 2000Description: 226pISBN:

0275962512 (hbk.):

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Summary: This book had ots origin in a series of dialogues and meetings about post-cold war maritime security in the Asia-pacific region. This events were held in the early to late 1990s in many locations throughout the region, including Australia,Canada, China, Indonesia, Japan, South korea, Thailand and the United States. These included the protection of both territorial waters and the Exclusive Economic Zones established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of Sea as well as vital sea lines of communication.

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This book had ots origin in a series of dialogues and meetings about post-cold war maritime security in the Asia-pacific region. This events were held in the early to late 1990s in many locations throughout the region, including Australia,Canada, China, Indonesia, Japan, South korea, Thailand and the United States. These included the protection of both territorial waters and the Exclusive Economic Zones established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of Sea as well as vital sea lines of communication.

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