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Naval modernization in Southeast Asia : under the shadow of army dominance/ Gregory Vincent Raymond

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RAYMOND Gregory Vincent

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In: Contemporary Southeast Asia : Vol. 39, No. 1, April 2017, pp.149-177 (19)Summary: This article examines the cases of Thailand, Indonesia, and Myanmar to demonstrate how their armies became dominant and how this may have diminished the growth prospects of navies.

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This article examines the cases of Thailand, Indonesia, and Myanmar to demonstrate how their armies became dominant and how this may have diminished the growth prospects of navies.

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