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China and Taiwan : naval strategy in the Taiwan Strait / Andy Lu.

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LU Andy

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CHINA -- POLITICAL RELATIONS -- TAIWAN

In: RUSI Newsbrief Vol 33 No 5, September 2013, pp. 15-17 (129)Summary: Discusses the on-going tensions between China and Taiwan in the context of China's growing military capabilities which are in sharp contrast to Taiwan's gradually weakening navy. Taiwan may therefore be looking to asymmetric and unconventional warfare to enhance its deterrence.

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Discusses the on-going tensions between China and Taiwan in the context of China's growing military capabilities which are in sharp contrast to Taiwan's gradually weakening navy. Taiwan may therefore be looking to asymmetric and unconventional warfare to enhance its deterrence.

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