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Rising bipolarity in the South China Sea : the American rebalance to Asia and China's expansion/ Stephen F Burges

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BURGESS Stephen F

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In: Contemporary Security Policy : Vol.37, No.1, April 2016 , pp.111-143 (104)Summary: The paper sythesizes three elements of power and balacing in the South China Sea. Perspectives on china's behaviour and intentions, the American rebalance to Asia and the dispositions of American allies and partners.

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The paper sythesizes three elements of power and balacing in the South China Sea. Perspectives on china's behaviour and intentions, the American rebalance to Asia and the dispositions of American allies and partners.

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