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The South China Sea needs a 'COIN' toss/ Hunter Stires

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In: Proceedings US Naval Institute May 2019, pp.16-21 (86)Summary: This article argues that the present U.S. approach to countering incremental Chinese aggression in the South China Sea has failed. More in this article.

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This article argues that the present U.S. approach to countering incremental Chinese aggression in the South China Sea has failed. More in this article.

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