The south China Sea and the building of a national maritime culture/ Alessandro Uras
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Asian Survey: Vol.57 No.6, November-December 2017, pp.1008-1031 (12)Summary: This article examines how this patriotic, propaganda and the consequent creation of a maritime heritage have enable Beijing to manage the issue at its own pace and with strong popular support.
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This article examines how this patriotic, propaganda and the consequent creation of a maritime heritage have enable Beijing to manage the issue at its own pace and with strong popular support.
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