US strategy in the South China Sea : five pillars for a proposed Trump plan/ Joseph Chinyong Liow
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RSIS Commentary: 2 August 2017, No 144 (F31)Summary: Analysts have lamented the lack of strategic vision in the Trump administration's approach to the South China Sea. A strategy can be crafted on five pillars, international law, deterrence, incentives, diplomatic engagement and keeping an ASEAN focus.
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Analysts have lamented the lack of strategic vision in the Trump administration's approach to the South China Sea. A strategy can be crafted on five pillars, international law, deterrence, incentives, diplomatic engagement and keeping an ASEAN focus.
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