Rebalancing the rebalance/ Michael Spangler
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Parameters The US Army War College Quarterly Vol 44 No 2, Summer 2014, pages 11-21 (83) Summary: Since late 2011, the United States has pursued a policy of "rebalancing towards Asia", taking steps to expand its already significant role in the region. However, Washington has failed to check, and may have unwittingly provoked, new Chinese measures to erect multiple layers of security around contested areas in the South and East China Seas. The United States should, therefore, consider new bilateral security initiatives with China and its neighbours to ensure security cooperation catches up with economic cooperation in the dynamic Asia-Pacific rim.
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Since late 2011, the United States has pursued a policy of "rebalancing towards Asia", taking steps to expand its already significant role in the region. However, Washington has failed to check, and may have unwittingly provoked, new Chinese measures to erect multiple layers of security around contested areas in the South and East China Seas. The United States should, therefore, consider new bilateral security initiatives with China and its neighbours to ensure security cooperation catches up with economic cooperation in the dynamic Asia-Pacific rim.
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