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America's security role in the South China Sea/ Andrew S Erikson

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ERIKSON Andrew S

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TextPublication details: 2016Subject(s):

CHINA -- UNITED STATES -- SECURITY ROLE

In: Naval War College Review : Vol 69 No 1, Winter 2016, pp.7-20 (F22)Summary: The article highlights China's military and paramilitary forces have a century plus history of capturing islands and other features in the South China Sea. Specific policy recommendations to develop and maintain a force structure and set of supporting policies and partnerships geared to ensuring access despite Chinese development of counterintervention capabilities.

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The article highlights China's military and paramilitary forces have a century plus history of capturing islands and other features in the South China Sea. Specific policy recommendations to develop and maintain a force structure and set of supporting policies and partnerships geared to ensuring access despite Chinese development of counterintervention capabilities.

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