Chinese strategic culture and the use of force : moral and political perspectives / Tiewa Liu.
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Journal of Contemporary China : Vol 23 No 87, May 2014, pp.556-574 (102)Summary: Describes the historical context of China's present strategic culture noting roots in Confuscianism. Discusses just war theory, the influence of western thought such as Marxism, Realism and Liberalism, and views of recent Chinese leaders. Briefly notes Chinese attitudes to Korean War, Vietnam War, Iraq War and Somali piracy.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | CHINA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 43259-1001 |
Describes the historical context of China's present strategic culture noting roots in Confuscianism. Discusses just war theory, the influence of western thought such as Marxism, Realism and Liberalism, and views of recent Chinese leaders. Briefly notes Chinese attitudes to Korean War, Vietnam War, Iraq War and Somali piracy.
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