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Standing up to China/ Tim Huxley

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HUXLEY Tim

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SCHREER Benjamain

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In: Survival Vol.57, No.6, Deccember 2015- January 2016, pp.127-144 (106)Summary: In this article highlights China used land reclamation techniques to expand many of features that it occupies in the South china Sea most of which were then militarised. China one of the features that it occupies in the SCS indicated that Washington recognised the necessity of stronger countermeasures. China aims to coerce Southeast Asian states.

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In this article highlights China used land reclamation techniques to expand many of features that it occupies in the South china Sea most of which were then militarised. China one of the features that it occupies in the SCS indicated that Washington recognised the necessity of stronger countermeasures. China aims to coerce Southeast Asian states.

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