Between war and peace: why is there no interstate war in Southeast Asia today? / Sean Galloway
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Strategi Vol. 24, 2019, pp. 66 - 80 (DA)Summary: Through the lens of Indonesia's Konfrontasi and the Third Indochina War, the author analyzes the conditions that once supplied interstate war in Southeast Asia, and reflecting to today's context to conclude that the absence of the variables are the reasons for the nonexistence of interstate war in the region.
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Through the lens of Indonesia's Konfrontasi and the Third Indochina War, the author analyzes the conditions that once supplied interstate war in Southeast Asia, and reflecting to today's context to conclude that the absence of the variables are the reasons for the nonexistence of interstate war in the region.
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