The United States pivot to the Pacific / George Galdorisi.
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Asia Pacific Defence Reporter Vol 39 No 8, October 2013, pp.32-36 (9)Summary: China's increasing assertiveness in international affairs and the continuing development of its military power is a cause for concern in East and Southeast Asia. This article considers the scale of the threat and asks whether America's "rebalance towards Asia" will provide an effective long term counter.
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China's increasing assertiveness in international affairs and the continuing development of its military power is a cause for concern in East and Southeast Asia. This article considers the scale of the threat and asks whether America's "rebalance towards Asia" will provide an effective long term counter.
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