The evolution of the interstate security crisis management theory and practice in China / Alastair Iain Johnston
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Naval War College Review : Vol 69 No 1, Winter 2016, pp.29-71 (F22)Summary: The purpose of this article is to help fill the gap in knowledge about Chinese crisis management theory and practice. Focusing mainly on the evolution of thinking in China about international security crisis management over the past ten to fifteen years.
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The purpose of this article is to help fill the gap in knowledge about Chinese crisis management theory and practice. Focusing mainly on the evolution of thinking in China about international security crisis management over the past ten to fifteen years.
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