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Between assertiveness and self-restraint : understanding China's south China Sea policy/ Zhou Fangyin

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FANGYIN Zhou

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In: International Affairs: July 2016, Vol.92 No.4, pp.869-890 (32)Summary: This article addresses questions from a inside-out perspectives to bring internal Chinese debates and views about China's strategic goals and policy options to bear on the current debates the Chinese policies towards the South China Sea disputes.

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This article addresses questions from a inside-out perspectives to bring internal Chinese debates and views about China's strategic goals and policy options to bear on the current debates the Chinese policies towards the South China Sea disputes.

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